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In the 1970s more and more ‘Picture Palaces’ were being boarded-up, turned into bingo halls, split into multi- screens or razed to the ground for “redevelopment”. More and more projection box equipment was being thrown into skips or sold for … Continued
The company will celebrate a decade at the trade show by adding an external projection demo space to its largest ever stand Düsseldorf (Germany), 23rd January 2019 – ISE 2019 will see German projection magicians, VIOSO, return to the Amsterdam RAI for … Continued
World leader in laser projection returns to the RAI with a full arsenal of its industry-leading products. Manchester (UK), 23rd January 2019 – Digital Projection reaffirms their leadership position in the displays market with an ISE booth packed with … Continued
Britons went to the movies 177m times in 2018, lured by local and Hollywood hits Source: Forget Netflix – UK cinemas report best year at box office since 1970 | Business | The Guardian
THE new owner of the Palace Cinema in Devizes has promised cheap tickets and a £200,000 makeover of the premises. Source: Devizes cinema set for £200,000 makeover | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald
Hidden above McDonald’s, on Victoria Street South, is a (somewhat) secret cinema concealed from Big Mac and Happy Meal lovers’ view. Source: Take a look inside the lost cinema hidden in Grimsby’s McDonald’s – Grimsby Live
MUMBAI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while inaugurating India’s first National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai today, said films are a “silent power” that can quietly bring about major social changes. He added that films give shape to people’s hopes and … Continued
Marjorie Ainsworth is a community cinema hero. She has now been a member of her community cinema, Manchester and Salford Film Society for 80 years! She joined the cinema as a member when she was 16, and has been enjoying … Continued
Cineworld in Cheltenham is revamping its screens and moving into the neighbouring unit at The Brewery Quarter. Source: How Cineworld in Cheltenham is expanding and what it means for the Screening Rooms cinema next door – Gloucestershire Live
Founded to record the memories of disappearing generations of stage and screen stars, the British Entertainment History Project has created an unrivalled resource of interviews, as project member Lynsey Ford explains Source: British Entertainment History Project | entertainment history