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Cinema Palace

  • Theatre ID
    769
  • Built / Converted
    1909
  • Dates of use
    • 1909 - 1931
  • Current state
    Demolished
  • Current use
    demolished
  • Address
    Richmond Road, Kingston upon Thames, London, KT2, England

Details

Built adjacent to the Central Hall Rink and opened 4 December 1909. Music hall style with a balcony. It quickly proved popular as a cinema, and although not converted for sound, only closed in 1931 because plans were passed to build the Regal on site. Externally a whimsically turretted Victorian style building in red brick and stone.


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  • Events
    • 1909 - 1931 Use:
    • 1909 - 0 Design/Construction: (architect unknown)
    • 1931 - 0 Demolition: Regal built on site (architect unknown).
    • Owner/Management: thought to be County Cinemas.
  • Listings
    • Grade Not listed
  • Stage type
    • Pros flat
  • Dimensions
    • Orchestra pit: Original

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