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A History of the County of Middlesex
… described as the 'best in the East End', it provided free electric light and was considered extravagant. 93 In 1928 the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was opened along Grove Road in 1879. 92 The L.C.C. ran electric trams over the existing routes, along Hackney Road …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… min. from Yorks. and closed 1909, when chapel became cinema. 55 Gascoigne Place, off Crab Tree Row, schoolroom …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… it contained two swimming pools, Turkish, vapour, and electric baths, and washhouses. 65 The first-class swimming …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… boys' club. Although the Excelsior had become a weekday cinema in 1921, the 150-member Oxford House Musical and … hosted one of Marie Lloyd's earliest appearances. 7 The cinema made a sudden impact shortly before the First World … Foresters' music hall at no. 93 Cambridge Road became a cinema in 1910, was renamed the New Lyric in 1916, closed in …
Survey of London
… 138 persons, 326 but it was sold, and the Grand Palace cinema was built there. The cinema was designed in 1913 by Frederic H. Lyon for the … Nos 43 45 Ashton Street were purchased and demolished. The cinema was of brick with stone facings and had a seating …