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New South Wales Location Name Venue Type Opened Closed Current Status ABERDARE Aberdare Hall Public Hall Unknown - Street Address -> address details required Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ABERDARE Star Cinema 1924 1958 Destroyed byInc. Street Address -> 904 Aberdare Road. Country Alternative Names -> Aberdare Picture Theatre ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ABERDEEN Civic Cinema 1927 1966 Demolished Street Address -> Great Northern Road Country Alternative Names -> Civic Open Air, Rink Picture Theatre (c1930s), McFarlane Pictures ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ABERDEEN Institute Mechanics 1954 c1960Australia (for Unknown - Street Address -> Aberdeen East (no postcode) Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................of ABERDEEN Memorial Hall Mechanics 1927 Demolished Street Address -> Great Northern Road (cnr Moray St.) Country Alternative Names -> School of Arts, Aberdeen Talkies ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ABERMAIN Star Cinema 1917 c1964/5 Unknown - Street Address -> Maitland Road Country Alternative Names -> Star Theatre (1917-'66) Society ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ADAMINABY Federal (1st) Cinema 1923 1950's Demolished Street Address -> Old Town Country Alternative Names -> Star, ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ADAMINABY Federal (2nd) Cinema 1950's 1970's Retail / Office Street Address -> New Town Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ADAMINABY School of Arts HistoricalMechanics Demolished Street Address -> Old Town Country Alternative Names -> Alpine ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ADAMSTOWN Hoyts Cinema 1/12/1915 c1961, Retail / Office Street Address -> 267 Brunker Road (formerly Union St.) Country Alternative Names -> site of Carrington Hall, Kitchener Hall (1925-c'36), Barclay Theatre (1963-'65), ........................................................................................................................................................................................Theatre ADELONG Adelonia Theatre Cinema 1935 1964 Community Use Street Address -> Tumut Street Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ADJUNGBILLY andInstitute Hall Mechanics 1934 Unknown - Street Address -> address details required Country Alternative Names -> Regal ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBION PARK Agricultural Pavillion Multi-purpose 1906 1919 Unknown - Street Address -> Showgrounds Suburban ........................................................................................................................................................................................ Cinema Location Name Venue Type Opened Closed Current Status ALBION PARK Centenary Hall Public Hall 1960 1964 Hall Street Address -> Tongarra Road Suburban ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBION PARK Institute Mechanics 1929 1959 DemolishedInc. Street Address -> Tongarra Road Country Alternative Names -> School of Arts Pictures ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBION PARK Town Hall Mechanics 1904 1919 (for Unknown - Street Address -> Tongarra Road Country Alternative Names -> Crown ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Civic Theatre (2nd) Multi-purpose 22/05/1964 AustraliaOperational Street Address -> Swift Street Country Alternative Names -> Albury War Memorial Civic Theatre (1964-early '80's), Albury Conventionof and Performing Arts ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Empire Pictures Theatre Open Air 1912 1912 Demolished Street Address -> Dean Street Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Exchange Hotel Live Venue 1860 Other Use Street Address -> Cnr. Smollett & Townsend Streets Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................Society ALBURY Federal Private / 1885 1966 Demolished Street Address -> Kiewa Street (cnr Stanley St.) Country Alternative Names -> Temperance Hall (1885-1890), Federal Theatre (1890-'66) ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Hoyts Albury Cinema 12/03/1937 12/04/1972 Demolished Street Address -> 483 Olive Street Country Alternative Names -> Hoyts Albury (1937-c'52), New Albury (1953-c1970) ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Mechanics Institute HistoricalMechanics 25/05/1863 1966 Demolished Street Address -> Kiewa Street Country Alternative Names -> Plaza Theatre (c1934-'35), Civic (1st), Literary Institute, Mechanics Theatre ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Olympia Open Air Open Air 1914 1920s Demolished Street Address -> Kiewa Street Country Alternative Names -> West's Olympia ........................................................................................................................................................................................Theatre ALBURY Regent Theatre Cinema 19/02/1927 Multi Screened Street Address -> 456 Dean Street (Cnr. David St.) Country Alternative Names -> Was to be Olympia before opening (c1927), Regent Theatre (1927-'37),The New Regent ('37- ........................................................................................................................................................................................and ALBURY Stargazer Drive In Drive In 5/10/1972 c1988 or Residential Street Address -> SE Corner of Corrys Rd & Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALBURY Theatre Royal Live Venue 11/05/1914 c192? Demolished Street Address -> Kiewa Street Country Alternative Names -> Blacklock's Theatre Royal (1914-'?), Royal Palais ['Open Air'] (, ........................................................................................................................................................................................Cinema Location Name Venue Type Opened Closed Current Status ALECTOWN Memorial Hall Public Hall c 1935 Hall Street Address -> Newell Highway Country ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALEXANDRIA Alexandria Picture Palace Cinema July 1912 ? DemolishedInc. Street Address -> 123-129 Henderson Road Suburban ........................................................................................................................................................................................ ALEXANDRIA Starlight Pictures Public Hall ? ? Demolished Street Address -> Mitchell Road Suburban .......................................................................................................................................................................................
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