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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Slater's glass -that's the building. Inside there is still the original sloping floor of the cinema. Haven't seen any pics -Robert may know???? I've noticed the cinema at langley Mill called the "Palace" in some articles - the Ritz wasn't as old as I thought The Gazette 6th Jan 1933 Langley Mill's New Cinema "A splendid new cinema on the site of the old Langley Mill Picture House is rapidly nearing completion. I was conducted round the new premises by the manager-to-be, Mr Martin, from whom I understand that the cinema will be opened to the public within the next two or three weeks. From the balcony the scene is very pleasant, the whole building being decorated in a plain but distinctive colour scheme of gold. There are about 700 new plush tip up seats. Local labour has been used for the whole work, and the proprietors themselves have undertaken the work of the building. The latest British Thompson-Houston sound apparatus will be installed, and the cinema promises to be one of the best in the district,"[/quote]
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This message was updated on 5/11/2006 8:09:29 AM by suzard

The Ritz Cinema
replied on: 5/10/2006 7:07:37 PM

Slater's glass -that's the building. Inside there is still the original sloping floor of the cinema. Haven't seen any pics -Robert may know????
I've noticed the cinema at langley Mill called the "Palace" in some articles - the Ritz wasn't as old as I thought

The Gazette 6th Jan 1933
Langley Mill's New Cinema
"A splendid new cinema on the site of the old Langley Mill Picture House is rapidly nearing completion. I was conducted round the new premises by the manager-to-be, Mr Martin, from whom I understand that the cinema will be opened to the public within the next two or three weeks. From the balcony the scene is very pleasant, the whole building being decorated in a plain but distinctive colour scheme of gold. There are about 700 new plush tip up seats. Local labour has been used for the whole work, and the proprietors themselves have undertaken the work of the building. The latest British Thompson-Houston sound apparatus will be installed, and the cinema promises to be one of the best in the district,"

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