Everyman Palace Theatre Cinema
15 McCurtain Street,
Cork
15 McCurtain Street,
Cork
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Functions: Live Performances, Movies
Styles: Moorish
Previous Names: Palace Theatre, Palace Cinema, Dan Lowery's Music Hall
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
35321.450.1673
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Originally opened Easter Monday 1897 as a 1,000-seat live theatre. One of the acts on the opening programme was Professor Jolly’s World Renowned Cinematographe. Short films were part of the programme in the 1900’s. The Palace Theatre was screening films and variety shows by 1927 and in June 1930 it became a full time cinema after being equipped with a Western Electric(WE) sound system. The proscenium is 28ft wide. It has a 25ft deep stage and seven dressing rooms. It was closed as a cinema on 4th June 1988 with “Trains, Planes and Automobiles”.
It was purchased by the Everyman Theatre Company in 1990 and is now a live theatre.
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Ken Roe
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The Everyman was originally Dan Lowery’s Music Hall but a permanent cinema from 1930. It screened its last film Planes Trains and Automobiles on 4 June 1988. It is now a theatre.