New Theatre Picturedrome
- Theatre ID241
- Built / Converted1911
- Dates of use
- 1910 - 1921
- Current state?
- Current useconverted to other use (demolished?)
- AddressSherwood Avenue, Newark, Lincolnshire, England
Details
This was a very simple steel-framed building with wooden walls and wood inner linings, built as a skating rink in 1909 but adapted for variety shows within nine months. A year later it was again adapted for alternating variety and skating. In this form it had tip-up seats and stage, both removable. By 1921 it was cinema only. The following year it became a warehouse. Despite its 1910 name of New Theatre it had few theatrical features and its live use was, at best, intermittent.
- Other namesNew Theatre
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Events
- 1910 - 1921 Use:
- 1909 Design/Construction: as skating rink
- H W Lockton & Sheppard - Architect
- 1911 Alteration: adapted for ciné-variety shows
- Unknown - Architect
- 1911 Owner/Management: W Payne Seddon & Ernest Pope, lessees, Fowler Thatcher, manager
- 1911 Owner/Management: J J Holmyard, manager
- 1911 Owner/Management: London Picture Palace Co, lessees
- 1913 Owner/Management: J Hough, manager
- 1920 Owner/Management: George Meads, manager
- 1921 Owner/Management: Newark Cinemas Ltd, proprietor
- Listings
- Grade Not listed
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Dimensions
- Building dimensions: 150ft x 65ft




