At Risk UK Cinemas Directory
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| Country | Town | Cinema | Address | Listing | Year | Architect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| England | Ashford | Odeon | 33 - 37 High Street, Ashford TN24 8TF | Unlisted | 1936 | Andrew Mather |
| England | Bridlington | Regal | The Promenade, Bridlington YO15 2QE | Unlisted | 1938 | C. Edmund Wilford |
| England | Colchester | Regal | Crouch Street, Colchester, CO3 3ES | Unlisted | 1931 | Cecil Masey |
| England | Grays | State | George Street, Grays, RM17 6LY | Grade II* | 1938 | FGM Chancellor of Frank Matcham's Practice |
| England | Great Yarmouth | Regent | 85-87 Regent Road, Great Yarmouth, NR30 2AH | Grade II | 1914 | Francis Burdett Ward |
| England | Haworth | Bronte | Victoria Road, Haworth | Unlisted | 1921 | Albert Thompson |
| England | Hinckley | Danilo | Trinity Lane, Hinckley, Leicestershire | Unlisted | 1937 | Ernest H. Roberts |
| England | Ilkeston | Ritz | South Street, Ilkeston | Grade II* | 1938 | Reginald William Gaze Copper |
| England | Leominster | Clifton | South Street, Leominster | Unlisted | 1936 | Ernest S. Roberts |
| England | Liverpool | Forum | Lime Street, Liverpool | Grade II | 1931 | William Glen and A Ernest Shennan |
| England | Liverpool | Gaumont | Park Road, Dingle, Liverpool | Unlisted | 1937 | William Edward Trent assisted by Daniel Mackay |
| England | London | Genesis | Mile End Road, Stepney, London | Unlisted | 1939 | W.R. Glen |
| England | Margate | Dreamland | Dreamland, Marine Parade, Margate, Kent | Grade II* | — | Julian Rudolph Leathart and William Frederick Ganger with J. B. Iles |
| England | Milton Keynes | The Point | Midsummer Boulevard, Milton Keynes | Unlisted | 1985 | — |
| England | Norwich | Odeon/Hollywood | Anglia Square, Norwich | Unlisted | 1971 | Alan Cooke & Partners |
| England | Nuneaton | Ritz | Abbey Street, Nuneaton, Warwickshire | Grade II* | 1937 | Frank Verity and Samuel Beverley |
| England | Plymouth | Reel | Union Place, Plymouth | Unlisted | 1938 | William Riddell Glen |
| England | Southport | Grand | Lord Street, Southport, Lancashire | Grade II | 1938 | George E. Tonge |
| England | Stafford | Odeon/Stafford/Apollo | Newport Road, Stafford | Unlisted | 1936 | Roland Satchwell |
| England | Stafford | Sandonia | Sandon Road, Stafford | Unlisted | 1920 | Henry T Sandy |
| England | Sunderland | Regal | 44 Holmeside, Sunderland | Unlisted | 1932 | — |
| England | Walsall | Imperial | Darwall Street, Walsall | Grade II | 1914 | Harry E. Farmer and J. H. Hickton |
| England | Wednesbury | Gaumont | Gaumont, 115 Walsall Street, Wednesbury, West Midlands | Unlisted | 1938 | William Edward Trent, William Sydney Trent and H. L.Cherry |
| Scotland | Edinburgh | New Victoria/Odeon | 7 Clerk Street | Category A | 1930 | W. E. Trent |
| Scotland | Glasgow | Govanhill Picture House | 49 Bankhall Street | Category B | — | E. A. Sutherland |
| Scotland | Glasgow | Lyceum | 908 Govan Road, Govan | Category B | 1938 | McNair & Elder |
| Wales | Conwy | Palace | High Street, Conwy, Gwynedd, North Wales | Grade II | 1936 | Sidney Colwyn Foulkes |
| Wales | Swansea | Castle | Worchester Place, Swansea, Wales | Grade II | 1914 | CS Thomas Meager and Jones |
About this directory
Buildings needing attention
This building type is highly relevant to Britain’s architectural and social heritage of the first half of the Twentieth Century, when picture palaces were a cornerstone of everyday life, entertainment and social interchange. While the façades were sometimes kept modest, exciting worlds of fantasy and escapism were offered on the insides with the exotic and highly stylized interior decorative schemes transporting the customers into a different world. Since then, these once ubiquitous fixtures have started to disappear from our towns and cities and virtually intact examples are becoming increasingly rare.

