Cinemas Collection (page 2)

The electric light and the cinema, of which the inhabitants of the Tiger ignored the existence
2778404 The electric light and the cinema, of which the inhabitants of the Tiger ignored the existence, have arrived in Adua (colour litho) by Beltrame

A strange rat of the Sabine Women (colour litho)
2777909 A strange rat of the Sabine Women (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A strange rat of the Sabine Women)

A mothers surprise (colour litho)
2777903 A mothers surprise (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A mothers surprise)

The New 14th Street Photoplay Theatre, New York City, January 6, 1917 (b / w photo)
1079020 The New 14th Street Photoplay Theatre, New York City, January 6, 1917 (b/w photo) by Hassler, William Davis (1877-1921); Collection of the New-York Historical Society

A Panic Drama (Colour Litho)
2777749 A Panic Drama (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: A panic drama. In Eilengen (Germany)

Deafness: electrical and non-electrical instruments to aid hearing (b / w photo)
5998405 Deafness: electrical and non-electrical instruments to aid hearing (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Deafness)

A pile of rubble is that all that remains of Lozells Picture Theatre that stood on the corner Lozells Road and Malthouse Gardens, Birmingham, following an air raid on the city. 28th July 1942

Arts Lab cinema. West Midlands. September 1978

Spotlights and stage equipment on stage at the new Paramount Cinema as it nears completion. The new 2, 750 luxury seat cinema

Odeon, Northwood Hills Circa August 1936

The Odeon Cinema opens at SkyDome multiplex, Croft Road, Coventry, Thursday 21st October 1999

Staff at the luxurious Regent Cinema, Castle Street, Bristol in 1936

Regent Cinema Castle Street 1930s with a wurlitzer organ

The Pier at Aberystwyth Harbour, Ceredigion, West Wales, July 1964

Plans for a network of Jerry Lewis automated cinemas throughout Western Europe were announced today at a press conference at the Dorchester Hotel

Star Wars fans, queuing outside Cinema, Birmingham, 29th January 1978

The Regal Cinema Bathgate, Scotland, 28th November 1989. Kay Lynn manager picture outside

Crowds outside La Scala Cinema watch celebrities arrive for the world premiere of film, A Man Called Peter, Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Scotland, 30th March 1955

Playhouse Cinema, Stornoway, Scotland, 19th June 1978. Pictured, Duncan MacKinnon manager of Stornoways only cinema. He flouted strict Calvinistic law, took on the church, and lost

Eglinton Odeon, Glasgow, Scotland, 22nd October 1981. The curtain falls on Saturday for manager Ken Smith (front) and his staff at the Eglinton Odeon, from left, Isa Hooman, George Chalmers

Odeon Cinema, Glasgow, Scotland, Circa 1985

ABC Cinema, Falkirk, Scotland, 20th August 1978. Arthur MacGregor, chief projectionist at the cinema, pictured in his work clothes

Demolition of the Gaumont Theatre, Middlesbrough. 1971

ABC Cinema, 143 Linthorpe Road, Middlesbrough, 22nd December 1983

Staff at the Regent Cinema on Redcar Seafront have made a giant dragon, inspired by the film Dragonheart, 16th November 1996

Converted Church into Cinema, 19th March 1980. Gateshead and Jarrow Methodist Circuit has converted a disused church into a Family Centre

Staff at Wallaw Cinema, Ashington, Northumberland, after the final credits rolled on film Annie, after the final house, before closure, 30th July 1982

New cinema, The Point, 15th July 1987. No steps, no craned necks, but plenty of legroom and places to put drinks at The Point

All alone in the darkness, Valerie Pearson going where the other 499 didn t treat, sitting through a private showing of the film Poltergeist, 17th September 1982

Drive In Cinema, in farmer Swinburnes cow pasture, with silos in the background, cattle mooing and, a bonus for patrons, the chance to buy a bag of potatoes for 90p

W Pitts Cinema, Embleton, Northumberland, 3rd December 1948. Peep inside organ, shows the trumpets, cymbals, vibraphone and other twiddly bits

Cranes stand by as building work starts on the new 12 million pound law courts in Corporation Road, Middlesbrough, 5th February 1988

Projector Room, Classic Cinema, Renfield Street, Glasgow, Scotland, 24th July 1964. Previously known as Cranstons Cinema De Luxe

Imperial Cinema, 2-6 Govan Road, Cessnock, Glasgow, Scotland, Circa 1950. Sands of Iwo Jima released 1949

Vogue Cinema, 2 Knightscliffe Avenue, Knightswood, Glasgow, G13, Scotland, 16th March 1957

Odeon Cinema, Glasgow, Scotland, 30th December 1955

Argyle Picture House, 55 Argyle Street, Glasgow, Scotland, 21st November 1938. Rebuilt, reopened, November 1938, by architect George Boswell, to seat 1, 250. Closed in March 1960

The New Bedford Picture House, 121 Eglinton Street, Glasgow, G5 9NT, Scotland, pictured 23rd December 1932. Built in 20 weeks

Dorothy Smith, Usher selling ice cream and cigarettes at local cinema, Glasgow, Scotland, 11th June 1957

Actor Will Hay has his feet set in concrete on arrival for a personnal appearence at the Granda Cinema in Slough March 1939

Princess Margaret May 1958 at the Odeon Theatre, London for the premiere of Sophia Lorens film The Key

Susannah York Feb 1967 actress at the Odeon Haymarket

Film star Cary Grant sits in the stalls of the Regal Cinema in Glasgow and chats with Mrs Nan Lynch of Busby about the trade showing of his new film with Ingrid Bergman " Indiscreet"

Children queue for show during London blitz The misery of the Blitz is partly alleviated by an impromptu film show for Children in London Circa October 1940

Children watch an open air cinema performance of Ralph Readers "Gang Show"
Children watch an open air cinema performance of Ralph Readers " Gang Show" in Deptford Park at the end of the Second World War. 25th July 1945

Film actor Laurence Olivier. March 1956

Happy picture of the children with black American soldiers enjoying a programme of pictures. December 1943

An interior view showing the corridors of the Plaza Cinema in London. June 1968

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Cinemas have long been a hub of entertainment and cultural experiences, captivating audiences across the globe. From Ann Arbor, Michigan in the United States of America to Hastings, Hawkes Bay in New Zealand's South West Pacific Ocean, these cinematic marvels have left an indelible mark on our society. In bustling North America, a crowd eagerly gathers outside a cinema in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Excitement fills the air as they anxiously await the screening of "Rock Around The Clock, " ready to immerse themselves in the rhythm and energy of this iconic film. Traveling westward to California's Monterey Street, we find ourselves enchanted by Fremont Art Deco Movie Theater. Its majestic architecture stands as a testament to an era gone by when grandeur was paramount in cinema design. Across continents and oceans lies Hastings' Art Deco Cinema nestled amidst New Zealand's stunning Hawkes Bay region. This architectural gem transports moviegoers back in time with its elegant facade and timeless charm. Delving into history takes us back to October 1934 at Royalty Cinema in Gosforth. As patrons step inside this vintage theater they can transported through time itself - immersing themselves not only in films but also experiencing life as it once was. Venturing further into London's vibrant landscape brings us face-to-face with Trocadero super cinema on New Kent Road. A beacon of entertainment for generations past, this iconic venue has witnessed countless moments that shaped British culture. The allure extends beyond mere entertainment; they serve as historical artifacts too. In Spain during the tumultuous years of the Civil War (1936-1939), posters promoting films like "El Guerrillero" and "El Luchador" adorned walls - capturing both propaganda and artistic expression within their frames. Even across international borders during times of political unrest such as the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), advertising posters for popular Soviet films like "Revolt" found their way onto cinema walls.