The building is called Haskell Free Library and Opera House(it has it’s own page on Wikipedia). The canada side of the building is in the town of Rock Island.
This place is similar to a public library in Vermont(the entrance is in Canada), seen on an episode of “How the states got their shapes. I forget the name of the town on the Vermont/Canada border.
This might be the same building known as the Mount Marshall Town Hall, opened on 30/7/1927. Movie screenings may have started in 1927? Movie screenings may have ended the Bencubbin Drive-in opened.
Located next to the Japanese Gardens. Screen size was 47 feet by 110 feet. There was also space for 300 walk in patrons. Operator was Cathay Organisation Private Limited. Ticket prices were $2.00 (Singapore)dollars(adults) and $1.00(Singapore)dollars(children 12 and under).
Why was it renamed Hull?
Did they screen any Indian language movies?
Did they only show movie premieres at this theatre?
Mike Rogers, the Laurel and Hardy movie you mentioned, might be “Laurel and Hardy’s Laughing 20’s”(by Robert Youngson). I have it on video tape.
The building is called Haskell Free Library and Opera House(it has it’s own page on Wikipedia). The canada side of the building is in the town of Rock Island.
Why was it named Kaufman Pike?
Is this the only french language drive-in in the World?
This place is similar to a public library in Vermont(the entrance is in Canada), seen on an episode of “How the states got their shapes. I forget the name of the town on the Vermont/Canada border.
Why the 16 in the name of the cinema(it’s one screen, not 16).
Located on the north east corner of Monger Street and Rupe Street.
This might be the same building known as the Mount Marshall Town Hall, opened on 30/7/1927. Movie screenings may have started in 1927? Movie screenings may have ended the Bencubbin Drive-in opened.
I bet this film made a splash!!
First movie screened was “Prehistoric women”.
Was this drive-in the only indoor drive-in in the World?
The theatre is for sale. It’s still operating though!!
Maybe, i’m not sure!! Website is www.spier.co.za
Is the Art Deco looking building(Reynolds) on the right of the above photo(now a pharmacy), used to be a theatre once(it looks like a theatre!!)?
Pity the old tram is in the way of most of the York Theatre.
Is the vast concrete base used for anything now?
Rainbow City Cinema may have closed again?
Located next to the Japanese Gardens. Screen size was 47 feet by 110 feet. There was also space for 300 walk in patrons. Operator was Cathay Organisation Private Limited. Ticket prices were $2.00 (Singapore)dollars(adults) and $1.00(Singapore)dollars(children 12 and under).
Is that the most car spaces for a single screen drive-in?
Postcode is 618652
Located on Ypao Road. May have closed in 1974 when blown over by Typhoon Pamela?
Did it screen any of the Peter Pans' movies made?