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A vintage photograph of the Croydon Hippodrome Theatre c.1912: View link
Spook; Thanks for the clarification, not being a technical person myself. I quickly wrote down what I was being told by the building’s caretaker while being taken on a tour of the building.
The Regent Theatre is up for sale again as of Monday March 15 2010. It is currently used as a church.
A vintage postcard view of the Vandyck Cinema in 1935: View link
A vintage photograph of the Classic Chelsea in 1967 ‘Swinging London’: View link
A vintage photograph of the Palace Cinema in 1946: View link
The auditorium, photographed in November 2007: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozequus/1840254401/
A vintage photograph of the Po Hing Theatre in 1930: View link
A vintage photograph soon after opening in 1921: View link The auditorium in 1921: View link
A vintage photograph of the auditorium, viewed from the circle in the 1960’s: View link
A set of vintage photographs of the ABC Shaftesbury Avenues here: View link
A set of vintage photographs of the Elite/ABC: View link
A vintage photograph of the Queen’s Hall Electric Theatre, soon after its opening in 1910: View link
The Studio 7, photographed just after closing in January 1983: View link Eleven months later it had become Pineworld: View link
The Bruce Grove Cinema, photographed in June 1983, just after closing as a bingo club: View link View link
In the 1914-15 edition of Motion Picture Directory, there is a Joyland Theatre listed at 1017 3rd Avenue.
The second entrance to the Winter Gardens complex on Coronation Street: View link
The entrance photographed in December 2006: http://www.flickr.com/photos/traedmawr/338657244/
The empty plot of land, photographed in December 2006, after completion of demolition: http://www.flickr.com/photos/traedmawr/338673340/
A March 2009 photograph of the former City Cinema as a snooker club: View link
More history, memorabilia and photographs of the Opera House here: View link Further similar information here: View link
The Essoldo Caledonian Road, photographed as a bingo club in 1967; View link
The Memorial Hall photographed in 2007 by Richard Roper: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencta/4341189035/
Foyer and ticket desks photographed in May 2008: http://www.flickr.com/photos/adonline/2507554797/
The former Empire Cinema, photographed by Richard Roper in 2007: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencta/4341002786/
A vintage photograph of the Croydon Hippodrome Theatre c.1912:
View link
Spook; Thanks for the clarification, not being a technical person myself. I quickly wrote down what I was being told by the building’s caretaker while being taken on a tour of the building.
The Regent Theatre is up for sale again as of Monday March 15 2010. It is currently used as a church.
A vintage postcard view of the Vandyck Cinema in 1935:
View link
A vintage photograph of the Classic Chelsea in 1967 ‘Swinging London’:
View link
A vintage photograph of the Palace Cinema in 1946:
View link
The auditorium, photographed in November 2007:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozequus/1840254401/
A vintage photograph of the Po Hing Theatre in 1930:
View link
A vintage photograph soon after opening in 1921:
View link
The auditorium in 1921:
View link
A vintage photograph of the auditorium, viewed from the circle in the 1960’s:
View link
A set of vintage photographs of the ABC Shaftesbury Avenues here:
View link
A set of vintage photographs of the Elite/ABC:
View link
A vintage photograph of the Queen’s Hall Electric Theatre, soon after its opening in 1910:
View link
The Studio 7, photographed just after closing in January 1983:
View link
Eleven months later it had become Pineworld:
View link
The Bruce Grove Cinema, photographed in June 1983, just after closing as a bingo club:
View link
View link
In the 1914-15 edition of Motion Picture Directory, there is a Joyland Theatre listed at 1017 3rd Avenue.
The second entrance to the Winter Gardens complex on Coronation Street:
View link
The entrance photographed in December 2006:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/traedmawr/338657244/
The empty plot of land, photographed in December 2006, after completion of demolition:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/traedmawr/338673340/
A March 2009 photograph of the former City Cinema as a snooker club:
View link
More history, memorabilia and photographs of the Opera House here:
View link
Further similar information here:
View link
The Essoldo Caledonian Road, photographed as a bingo club in 1967;
View link
The Memorial Hall photographed in 2007 by Richard Roper:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencta/4341189035/
Foyer and ticket desks photographed in May 2008:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/adonline/2507554797/
The former Empire Cinema, photographed by Richard Roper in 2007:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kencta/4341002786/