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Supermarket promotion for movie 'Picnic'
While customers watch a man operates a movie projector in a supermarket promoting the motion picture 'Picnic' showing at the State Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide. The promotion is in association with Imperial Camp Pie.
Wests Theatre
Night photograph of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide. The '1956 Olympic Games' and 'The Graf Spee Story' motion pictures are showing. The facade is decorated with images of athletes, the Olympic torch and flags of Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America.
Wests Theatre
An Olympic flag hangs from the ceiling of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games film gala premier
Malcolm Hay of the Adelaide University Athletics Club holding a torch runs into Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the official film of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Two athletes carrying movie cans labelled "Official Olympic Games Film in colour. Rush to Wests Theatre Adelaide" pass Adelaide Airport. The film had its Adelaide gala premier at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, on 9 May 1957.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
A Land Rover carrying a sign advertising Champions Limited arrives at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, a Land Rover carrying a sign advertising Champions Limited leads cars carrying past and present South Australian Olympians.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Crowds gather outside Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Olympic athletes arrive at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Olympic athletes arrive at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Lord Mayor, John Scott Philps, (right) and Lady Mayoress Mahalia Alice nee Honeyman (centre) arrive at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture. They were greeted by a guard of honour formed South Australian Olympic competitors and fifty athletes.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Guests talk with an Olympic Games competitor at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture. They were greeted by a guard of honour formed South Australian Olympic competitors and fifty athletes.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Guests gather around a 'cauldron' at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture. The Advertiser newspaper reported, "Malcolm Hay, of the Adelaide University Athletic Club, ... entered the theatre through a guard of honor formed by SA Olympic competitors and 50 men and women athletes, and then held the torch in salute to the official guests assembled on the dress circle. As he dipped it towards the 'cauldron', red paper streamers caught alight, but Hay smothered the flames and slightly burnt his hand."
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
The Governor's Deputy, Sir Herbert Mayo, (wearing glasses) and his daughter Mrs. Betty Magarey talk with Wests Theatre manager, Mr. R.F. Lawless, at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture. The Premier, Sir Thomas Playford, is standing behind Sir Herbert.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Official guests including The Governor's Deputy, Sir Herbert Mayo, Mrs. Betty Magarey, and the Lady Mayoress Mahalia Philps watch from the dress circle of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, as Boy Scout, Richard Rudd, of the 1st Kensington Gardens Troop, breaks out the Olympic flag.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Wests Theatre manager, Mr. R.F. Lawless, escorts the Premier, Sir Thomas Playford, past the Olympian guard of honour into the Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Wests Theatre manager, Mr. R.F. Lawless, escorts the Governor's Deputy, Sir Herbert Mayo, past the Olympian guard of honour into the Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Wests Theatre manager, Mr. R.F. Lawless, escorts the Governor's Deputy, Sir Herbert Mayo, past members of the South Australian Police Band on the stairs leading to the dress circle at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Lord Mayor, John Scott Philps, (left) at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
The Governor's Deputy, Sir Herbert Mayo, shakes hands with an Olympic athlete on arrival at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture. Standing behind is his daughter Mrs. Betty Magarey and Wests Theatre manager, Mr. R.F. Lawless.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Viewed from the dress circle athletes and guests in the foyer of Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
Guests at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
The South Australian Police Band leads a procession of cars carrying past and present South Australian Olympians to Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture
A group of ten women wearing evening gowns and 'Olympic Games' sashes gathered around the 'Olympic cauldron' at Wests Theatre, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the gala premier of the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games motion picture.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, talking with a fan during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, talking with a fan during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, gives the Vulcan 'Live long and prosper' salute to a fan during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with Adelaide fans
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with some South Australian fans during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979. The fans are: Anthea Clark as Miss Federation, Athol Jackson as a Klingon, Elaine Alford as a starship crew member, and Leanne Jackson as a Klingon subject.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with Adelaide fans
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with some South Australian fans during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979. The fans are: Anthea Clark as Miss Federation, Athol Jackson as a Klingon, Elaine Alford as a starship crew member, and Leanne Jackson as a Klingon subject.
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with Adelaide fans
Star Trek actor, DeForest Kelley, with some South Australian fans during a function at Sinatra's Restaurant, Hindley Street, Adelaide, prior to the premier of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, in December 1979. The fans are: Anthea Clark as Miss Federation, Athol Jackson as a Klingon, Elaine Alford as a starship crew member, and Leanne Jackson as a Klingon subject.