formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Odeon Theatre was built for and operated by the Oscar Deutsch chain of Odeon Theatres. It opened on March 13, 1937 with Paul Robeson in Song of Freedom. Designed by architect Harry Weedon, who was assisted by Budge Reid from … Continued
REDDITCH planners have been slammed for allowing ‘the most significant Art Deco interior in the town to be razed’. Key theatre, television and cinema figure John West claims the borough council acted illegally in 2015 when it gave permission for … Continued
REDDITCH planners have been slammed for allowing ‘the most significant Art Deco interior in the town to be razed’. Key theatre, television and cinema figure John West claims the borough council acted illegally in 2015 when it gave permission for … Continued
The cosmopolitan city will soon be an “innovation hub” with 369 new homes, offices, studio spaces and workshop spaces also planned. Famous for sticks of rock and its listed pier, the city of Brighton & Hove is London-on-Sea. Lively, young … Continued
This fabulous vintage view shows the splendid Art Deco cinema which once graced the village of Oadby. Located In London Road, the Oadby opened in 1937. It was operated by George and Milford Cockroft, who also owned the Fosse cinema … Continued
Between Harrow and Wealdstone, in north west London, stands a rather bleak looking cinema. It’s the sort of place you could go past and never give a second look. Cloaked in faded blue metal cladding, the Safari has seen better … Continued