Diary for June 2018
1 June: Sherlock Gnomes (U); Edie (12A)
3 June: Sherlock Gnomes (U); Edie (12A)
4-7 June: Edie (12A)
8 June: On Chesil Beach (15)
10-14 June: On Chesil Beach (15)
17-19 June: The Leisure Seeker (15)
21 June: The Leisure Seeker (15)
22 June: The Happy Prince (15)
24-28 June: The Happy Prince (15)
Diary for June 2018
1 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
4 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
8 June: Funny Cow (15)
18 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
22 June: Entebbe (12A)
Diary for June 2018
1 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
4 June: Gigi (PG)
5 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
7 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A)
12 June: Funny Cow (15)
14 June: Funny Cow (15)
19 June: The Leisure Seeker (15)
21 June: The Leisure Seeker (15)
26 June: On Chesil Beach (15)
28 June: On Chesil Beach (15)
The Picturehouse now has a lounge screen with low seating for about 24 people. The space is upstairs at the front of the building and the windows have been covered with thick curtains.
The address for this cinema according to its website is Hollywood Park, Centenary Way, Burnley, BB11 2EJ although it does indeed face the Manchester Road and pretty easy to spot.
Originally the People’s Palace but the Palace by the 1930s. In answer to edgey2001 it was featured in ‘The Big Parade’ (1970) and ‘A Soldier’s Farewell’ (1972).
Victor Harrison took over the lease in 1930, but it was acquired by Sadlers who owned the Regent hence the name change. In 2012 it underwent £45,000 worth of repairs and improvements to the building by landlords North Norfolk District Council and now has a digital projector, cafe and bar. Films continue to be shown on a regular basis.
Diary for June 2018 1 June: Sherlock Gnomes (U); Edie (12A) 3 June: Sherlock Gnomes (U); Edie (12A) 4-7 June: Edie (12A) 8 June: On Chesil Beach (15) 10-14 June: On Chesil Beach (15) 17-19 June: The Leisure Seeker (15) 21 June: The Leisure Seeker (15) 22 June: The Happy Prince (15) 24-28 June: The Happy Prince (15)
Diary for June 2018 1 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 4 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 8 June: Funny Cow (15) 18 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 22 June: Entebbe (12A)
Diary for June 2018 1 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 4 June: Gigi (PG) 5 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 7 June: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society (12A) 12 June: Funny Cow (15) 14 June: Funny Cow (15) 19 June: The Leisure Seeker (15) 21 June: The Leisure Seeker (15) 26 June: On Chesil Beach (15) 28 June: On Chesil Beach (15)
There is no longer a motor museum here although local businesses say the owner still keeps his cars there.
Now a charity shop for BHF furniture.
Upstairs is now some sort of boxing club while Pizza Hut occupy part of the ground floor area.
The Hall is now a late bar called Bees Knees. Couldn’t see anything in the way of cinematic features.
The Picturehouse now has a lounge screen with low seating for about 24 people. The space is upstairs at the front of the building and the windows have been covered with thick curtains.
This building has been demolished and the site is currently being used as a car park.
The address for this cinema according to its website is Hollywood Park, Centenary Way, Burnley, BB11 2EJ although it does indeed face the Manchester Road and pretty easy to spot.
Closed March 1962.
Originally opened on 22 July 1911 and again on 16 February 1939 after refit with “There’s Always a Woman”.
Opened on 28 October 1914 and closed in June 1961 with “The Miracle”. Designed by J. Scott & Sons.
Opened with “The Sea Beast” on 17 January 1927.
Closed in August 1957.
Evidently purpose-built and opening on 29 July 1912.
More about the opening here: https://earlyirishcinema.com/2014/05/23/the-phibsboro-picture-house-opens/
Architecture buffs will find more here: http://www.buildingsofireland.ie/niah/search.jsp?type=record&county=DU®no=50010533
Diary for June 2018 4 June – Death of Stalin 11 June – Murder on the Orient Express 18 June – Stronger 25 June – Breathe
The design was identical to that of the County cinema at Aylsham.
Originally the People’s Palace but the Palace by the 1930s. In answer to edgey2001 it was featured in ‘The Big Parade’ (1970) and ‘A Soldier’s Farewell’ (1972).
Run by the Fisher family with the seats said to be taken from an old theatre in Peterborough.
Victor Harrison took over the lease in 1930, but it was acquired by Sadlers who owned the Regent hence the name change. In 2012 it underwent £45,000 worth of repairs and improvements to the building by landlords North Norfolk District Council and now has a digital projector, cafe and bar. Films continue to be shown on a regular basis.
The Picturedrome was operational by 1912.
Reputed to have been established in 1916.