Built around 1910. Demolished in December 1981, or January 1982. Located on Burke Street(Western side, just North of McVicar Place. The site is now a house?
The original Dwellingup Hall was destroyed by the 1961 bushfires in the Dwellingup bushfires. The Western Australian state Government replaced the burnt down hall with the old school building from the nearby town of Huntly. The current hall is also used by the local CWA(Country Womens Association).
Located near the old Scots Uniting Church. Site is now factories, and a park(Sycamore Crescent Reserve). Looks there a little bit of ramps(or a road?) In the southern part of Sycamore Crescent Reserve(close to the playground)?
The old Savoy theatrette neon sign is still there on the outside of the old Savoy Hotel building(unknown if it still works though?) seen from the Hay Street Mal.
There is a photo showing the movie screen(screening a Star Trek movie, for the 50th anniversary of the original Star Trek tv series) in the photo gallery section.
The bar upstairs in the Regal Theatre used to be Paddy Baker’s flat.
Opened on 3rd April 1997 with Star Wars episode 4 a new hope special edition.
Built around 1910. Demolished in December 1981, or January 1982. Located on Burke Street(Western side, just North of McVicar Place. The site is now a house?
Movies were also screened in the new hall.
Correction - the entire town of Dwellingup wasn’t designed in the bushfires in 1961. The hotel and the church(Catholic?) survived the 1961 bushfires.
The original Dwellingup Hall was destroyed by the 1961 bushfires in the Dwellingup bushfires. The Western Australian state Government replaced the burnt down hall with the old school building from the nearby town of Huntly. The current hall is also used by the local CWA(Country Womens Association).
Located in George Street. Also known as Mariana Hall.
There is a heritage trail marker outside the building on this site now(Coode Street side).
Address is about 1730 Sydney Road, Broadmeadows.
That site is now an op shop(GSi- Good Samaritan Industries).
Located near the old Scots Uniting Church. Site is now factories, and a park(Sycamore Crescent Reserve). Looks there a little bit of ramps(or a road?) In the southern part of Sycamore Crescent Reserve(close to the playground)?
The Club X store has permanently closed.
The laneway to the right of where the Grand Theatre used to be is now called Grand Theatre Lane.
The old Savoy theatrette neon sign is still there on the outside of the old Savoy Hotel building(unknown if it still works though?) seen from the Hay Street Mal.
Building sold in 2025. Possibly going to be demolished and replaced with apartments?
Opened in 4th July 1956 with “The Seven year itch”, and “Doctor at sea”.
Crouching Tiger hidden dragon?
The site is also now a shopping centre(Toronga Village).
The screen has been repaired, and the Drive-in theatre reopened in March 2025.
Closed in 1984 with “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles”.
150 cars.
Opened in 1972. Closed in 1980’s? Site was used for a treated pine processing plant.
There is a photo showing the movie screen(screening a Star Trek movie, for the 50th anniversary of the original Star Trek tv series) in the photo gallery section.
Originally owned in 1964 by Murray Bell Holdings. Ownership changed to Village Roadshow in 1970.
Was that unique ticket office(UFO?) saved from.the demolition of this theatre building?