CAARP: Cinema and Audience Research Project

Ozone/ Glenelg Cinema Centre

Venue Summary
Name	Ozone/ Glenelg Cinema Centre
Address	119 Jetty Road, Glenelg, South Australia 5045
Operation Dates	1937-11-05 - 2009-02-01
Capacity	1758
Suburban/Country	City
Purpose	Cinema
Screens	3
Roles	1937-11-05 - 1971-01-01 : Owned : Ozone Theatres Limited

Venue Comments
Glen Schwartz managed the Ozone from 1953 until 1958. Wallis Cinemas bought the Ozone in 1971. It closed the cinema for 6 months and re-opened in December as the Glenelg Cinema Centre with two screens (150 + 700 capacity). Third cinema opened (and coffee lounge) approximately three years later. Ian Black came in as Manager at the same time and stayed until 1995. Film Weekly records the following changes in capacity: 1946/7 = 1920 1956/7 = 1821 1958/9 = 1793 1968/9 = 1758 Oral history available: http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2009/02/01/2479280.htm References Film Weekly, Film Weekly: motion picture directory, Sydney. 1946/7-1971 Walsh, A, 'Glenelg cinema closes' ABC-Adelaide, February 1 2009: http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2009/02/01/2479280.htm

Venue Events
Event Date	Name of Venue	Address	Latitude / Longitude	Capacity	Suburban	Purpose	Screens
1937-11-05	Ozone	119 Jetty Road Glenelg South Australia 5045	-34.979773 138.519168	1758	City	Cinema	1
1971-12-01	Glenelg Cinema Centre						2
1974-01-01							3

Screenings
Films	Distributor	Dates
Kipps	Twentieth Century-Fox	1942-07-01 - 1942-07-01
West Point Widow	Paramount	1942-07-01 - 1942-07-01
Kipps	Twentieth Century-Fox	1942-07-02 - 1942-07-02
West Point Widow	Paramount	1942-07-02 - 1942-07-02
Dive Bomber	Warner Bros.	1942-09-18 - 1942-09-18
Dive Bomber	Warner Bros.	1942-09-19 - 1942-09-19
Dive Bomber	Warner Bros.	1942-09-21 - 1942-09-21
Maltese Falcon, The	Warner Bros.	1942-11-07 - 1942-11-07
Maltese Falcon, The	Warner Bros.	1942-11-09 - 1942-11-09

Total Entries 9, Total Pages 1