Odeon Putney
25 Putney High Street,
London,
SW151SN
25 Putney High Street,
London,
SW151SN
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Opened by Associated British Cinemas(ABC) chain as the ABC, this three screen cinema was a replacement for the Odeon (former Palace/Gaumont) and the adjacent ABC (former Regal Cinema) which were both closed in 1971 and demolished in 1972.
The ABC opened on 14th September 1975 with Paul Newman in “The Drowning Room” in the 484 seat capacity screen 1, Charlton Heston in “Earthquake” in the 312 seat capacity screen 2 and Sylvia Kristel in “Emmanuelle” in the 147 seat capacity screen 3.
It was re-named Cannon from 1986, MGM from 1990, ABC (again) and most recently (and currently) Odeon.
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A 2005 photograph of the Odeon Putney:
http://www.moviebunker.com/odeon_putney.htm
An auditorium shot here, dating from late 1980’s:–
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This is another photo of the Odeon Putney.