Rex Cinema

67 Alexander Street,
Dundee, DD3

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Previously operated by: J.B. Milne Theatres

Previous Names: Pavilion Picture Theatre, Palladium Picture House, New Palladium Cinema

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CIRCA 1953

Located in the north of the city at the junction of Alexander Street & Carnegie Street. The Pavilion Picture Theatre was opened in 1913. All seating was on a single floor. It was built by John Pennycock, who went on to operate several Dundee cinemas. In 1920 it was re-named Palladium Picture House.

In 1926 it was taken over by Hyman Cohen and was re-named New Palladium Cinema. It was taken over by J.B. Milne Theatres in 1928, becoming the first cinema in a chain to be operated by J.B. Milne. He refurbished it in 1951 and it was re-named Rex Cinema (named after his Labrador dog). The Rex Cinema was closed in 1963 and was demolished to build the Alexander Street multi-storey flats, which by 2012 had also been demolished.

Contributed by Ken Roe
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