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Frank T. Verity

Classic movie theaters designed by Frank T. Verity


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ABC Barnsley
(Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 2007 seats
The Ritz Cinema was built for the Union Cinemas chain and was designed by the architectural firm Verity & Beverley who were assisted by Union's 'in-house' architect Ernest F. Tulley…
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ABC Hastings
(Hastings, East Sussex, England)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 1906 seats
Built by the Union Cinemas chain, they were taken over by Associated British Cinemas(ABC) just prior to its opening on 19th March 1938, with Greta Garbo in "Marie Waleswska"…
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Apollo Cinemas West End
(London, England)

Open ~ 5 screens ~ 481 seats
Located on an excellent site in Lower Regent Street, the Plaza Theatre was built for and operated by Paramount Pictures Inc. It was designed by Frank T. Verity with plasterwork by Marc…
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Cameo-Poly Cinema
(London, England)

Closed ~ 1 screen ~ 610 seats
It was in a hall within the original 1881 built Polytechnic building on this site, where the Lumiere Brothers gave the first ever public film show of moving pictures in the United Kingdom…
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Cineworld Haymarket
(London, England)

Open ~ 3 screens ~ 914 seats
Designed for either film or stage use, the Carlton Theatre opened on 27th April 1927 with a musical play "Lady Luck" starring Leslie Henson which ran for 324 performances. This was…
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