Palladium Cinema
62-64 North End,
Croydon,
CR0 1UJ
62-64 North End,
Croydon,
CR0 1UJ
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Previously operated by: Pyke's Cinematograph Theatres
Styles: Neo-Classical
Previous Names: Croydon Cinematograph Theatre
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The Croydon Cinematograph Theatre was the 11th Cinematograph Theatre to open in the chain operated by Montagu A. Pyke. It opened on 21st December 1910, and had seating provided on a single floor. The cinema was equipped with a 2Manual ‘straight’ organ.
New management took over after the collapse of the Pyke Circuit in 1915. Operated by Croydon Amusements, it was re-named Palladium Cinema.
The Palladium Cinema closed on 10th May 1930 with Barbara Stanwyck in "The Locked Door". The building was taken over by the adjacent Woolworth’s store, which had opened on 4th May 1912, and incorporated into their store.
In early January 2009, Woolworth’s ceased operating in the UK, and all their stores nationwide were closed.
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Ken Roe
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