Posts by AMMPT
The end of Channel Seven
Thanks to WA TV History for the following...
John K Watts 1937-2017
John was educated at Maylands State School along with...
Helen Jamieson
In 2013, we had the opportunity to record the...
Channel Nine’s New Home
Monday 19th September, 2016, is the first day of Channel...
Roy Mudge and his Princess Theatre
http://ammpt.com.au/cinema-history-2/Retired projectionist...
AMMPT Presentation – Re-Presenting the Past
The Australian Museum of Moving Picture and Television,...
Perth Heritage Day Weekends
AMMPT WR has accepted the invitation to participate in the...
Michael Shrimpton
THE ‘father’ of Countdown, TV producer Michael Shrimpton,...
Ambassadors Theatre
Thank you to TVhistory for the photos. ...
Cremorne Theatre
http://ammpt.com.au/cinema-history/NEW thank you to Ken...
J Barrey Williams
J Barrey Williams ▪ 1981-1983 Manager TVW7 (ex SAS)...
John Cousins (Taffy the Lion)
The sad passing John Cousins (Taffy the Lion)…....
Jan Vermazen
Tribute to Jan Vermazen and an era of Film Jan Vermazen...
Barry Daniel
The sad passing of Barry Daniel Tribute to Barry Daniel...
Cinema Web
Cinema Web provides the history, photographs and details...
Sir James Cruthers
Sir James Cruthers (1924-2015) passed away peacefully on...
Vintage Wireless and Gramophone Club
Vintage Wireless and Gramophone Club In 1995 the...
Putting on the pictures in Mt Barker and Albany
Norman Gordon Mills was a projectionist in Mt Barker and Albany
About Cinema Web
CinemaWeb is a Western Australian database that provides photographs and details about picture theatres and cinemas throughout Western Australia. It was donated to AMMPT by Dr Ina Bertrand
Cinema Web: Agnew to Augusta
CinemaWeb is a Western Australian database that provides photographs and details about picture theatres, drive ins and cinemas throughout Western Australia. It was donated to AMMPT by Dr Ina Bertrand . This post covers the towns of Agnew to Augusta