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W. Calder Robson

Classic movie theaters designed by W. Calder Robson


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Funny Girls
(Blackpool, Lancashire, England)

Open ~ 3 screens ~ 3088 seats
This was the largest of the original Oscar Deutsch built Odeon Theatres, seating 1,684 in the stalls and 1,404 in the balcony. The Odeon opened on 6th May 1939 with "Three Smart Girls…
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Odeon Bolton
(Bolton, Lancashire, England)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 2534 seats
The Odeon Bolton opened on Saturday 21 August 1937 with Conrad Veidt in "Dark Journey". It was located on a fine corner site in the centre of Bolton, on the corner of Ashburner Street and…
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Odeon Harrogate
(Harrogate, North Yorkshire, England)

Open ~ 5 screens ~ 1048 seats
The Sutton Coldfield Odeon (re-named Empire Cinema in 2006) and Harrogate Odeon are the only two in this distinctive chain to share a near identical design (in Sutton Coldfield by architect…
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Odeon Middlesbrough
(Middlesbrough, Cleveland, England)

Closed/Demolished ~ 4 screens ~ 1761 seats
The Odeon was built for and operated by Oscar Deutsch's Odeon Theatres Ltd chain. It opened on 25th February 1939 with George Formby in "It's in the Air". Designed by Harry Weedon who was…
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Odeon Morecambe
(Morecambe, Lancashire, England)

Closed ~ 1 screen ~ 1560 seats
Stunning Moderne exterior much of which including the projectionists walkway is now much deteriorated. Not in a prime location so not seen by many tourists. Now part of a dime a dozen DIY…
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