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Home » Theater Guide » Location » United Kingdom » England » Selhurst, Surrey » Luxor Cinema
Also known as Selhurst Picture Palace

Luxor Cinema

Selhurst, Surrey, England
165 Windmill Road
, Selhurst, Surrey, England, United Kingdom CR0 2XT
(map)
Status: Closed/Demolished
Screens: Single Screen
Style: Unknown
Function: Unknown
Seats: 504
Chain: Unknown
Architect: J.J. Taylor
Firm: Unknown
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Located at a busy junction of Windmill Road and Hampton Road in Selhurst, to the North of East Croydon. The Selhurst Picture Palace opened on 15th April 1911. It was closed by a fire in 1913, and remained closed through World War I, reopening by 1920.

It was re-named Luxor Cinema in the early 1930's. Closed for reasons unknown in the mid-1930's, it re-opened on 28th January 1937. The Luxor Cinema was badly damaged by a German V1 rocket bomb on 1st July 1944.

The remains of the building were demolished in around 1950, and the land used as an outdoor display area for a car dealer. Today, a Halfords store is on the site.
Contributed by Ken Roe

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