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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… doubtless marked the ditch, now vanished. At B., when the Cinema Hall was built in 1912, a flat-bottomed ditch, 12 ft. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… had a good stage and seated over 1,000 people. It became a cinema early in the present century, 20 and Salisbury appears …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by shops and commercial premises, including the Regal Cinema and former County Hall, subsequently the Palace …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the 18th century and have modern shop fronts inserted. The Gaumont Cinema, built in 1931, incorporates as its entrance the house …
Survey of London
… on 7 April 1934 the building was converted into a cinema, at a cost of 70,000; the architect was F. G. M. …
Survey of London
… and The Columbia Theatre This block of offices, with a cinema at the south-west corner, was erected in 1958 to the … a firm of caterers. 60 No. 105 Charing Cross Road: Jacey Cinema The Cambridge Circus Cinematograph Theatre was opened here in 1911. The cinema was subsequently known as the Tatler for many years. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Smethwick, was intended for use both as a theatre and as a cinema. 37 By 1930 it was being used solely as a cinema. It was closed in 1957 38 and by 1971 had been … had a stage; but it was designed primarily as a cinema and was opened as such. 39 For 16 years stage …
A History of the County of Oxford
… at Botley in 1931 was shortly afterwards converted into a cinema. 12 Until 1680 horse-racing in Oxford consisted of … 96 In 1912 the theatre was closed and reopened as a cinema, the Palace Theatre. 97 A repertory theatre, the … in the Oxpens at least once a year. CINEMAS. The first cinema in Oxford was the Electric, later the Picturedrome, …
A History of the County of Essex
… theatre in Queen Street, was opened in 1929 but became a cinema in 1930. 34 It was taken over by Associated British … It became a cinema in 1920, 36 was later acquired by the Gaumont British Picture Corporation, and survived until 1961 … in 1911, was the town's first purpose-built cinema. The Gaumont British Picture Corporation acquired it in 1927 and …