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Street view of the Odeon cinema, Isleworth, London, c1935. Artist: J Maltby

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Entrance foyer to Odeon cinema, Chingford Mount, London, c1935. Artist: J Maltby

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Gaumont State Cinema, Kilburn High Road, London, c1937. Artist: J Maltby

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The Odeon, London Road, Isleworth, London, c1935. Artist: J Maltby

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Auditorium of the Odeon, Well Hall Road, Eltham, London c1936. Artist: J Maltby

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Dominion Cinema, Hounslow, London, 1932. Artist: J Maltby

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Exterior of the Odeon cinema, Parsons Hill, Woolwich, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Auditorium at the Odeon, Great North Road, Barnet, London, c1935. Artist: J Maltby

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The exit to the foyer, Odeon cinema, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Reception room at the Odeon cinema, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Street view of the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Uniformed staff of the Odeon cinema, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Night view of the Odeon, London Road, Isleworth, London, 1935. Artist: J Maltby

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Light fitting at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Auditorium at the Odeon, Leicester Square, London, 1937. Artist: J Maltby

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Crowds outside a cinema, London, c1930s.

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Arthur Lucan, British actor, c1915s-c1935(?).Artist: Tuck and Sons

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Auditorium of the Odeon, Claremont Road, Surbiton, London, c1934. Artist: J Maltby

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Compton organ at the Odeon, Haverstock Hill, Camden, London, 1934. Artist: J Maltby

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The Alhambra Theatre, Leicester Square, London, c1936. Artist: J Maltby

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Palace Cinema, Eltham, London, c1935. Artist: J Maltby

Palace Cinema, Eltham, London, c1935. Seen from Park Place with children queuing to see the day's programme, consisting of Bing Crosby in 'Mississippi' and Arthur Wontner in 'Triumph of Sherlock Holmes'.

Unique Identifier AR961758

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5207px × 3687px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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english heritage