CAARP
Cinema and Audience Research Project

"The Capitol Hall was on the south side of Thompson St, between Lennon and Scotia Sts. It was advertising in 1931-3, and
seems to have been used primarily for live entertainments - dances, boxing, lectures, public meetings, etc. The strike meeting reported on 3 June 1933 was held in the Capitol, when the men decided to ´form a club and run their own pictures' (Wiluna Miner 3 June 1933), so if they carried out this threat it is likely that the Capitol was used for the screenings, though it may have been the Moonlight Hall." (Bertrand 2001)

References
Cinemaweb: http://www.ammpt.asn.au/CinemaWEB/SITE/view.php?rec_id=0000000052