Herga Cinema
113 High Street,
Wealdstone,
HA3 5DT
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Located in Wealdstone, a district of Harrow, Middlesex to the north of Greater London. The Herga Cinema opened in 1939 and was designed in a sleek Art Moderne style. It was an independently run cinema throughout it life. The proscenium opening was 46feet wide.
It had a very short life (12 years) as a cinema and closed on 23rd June 1951 with Yvonne De Carlo in “The Desert Hawk” and Macdonald Carey in “Mystery Submarine”.
It was converted into a meeting hall. From January 1986 it became a snooker club and by the mid-1990’s was in use as a warehouse. Recently it has been converted into retail use and is currently a Victor Electronics Ltd. store.
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A photo of the former Herga, after closure and conversion to a store, can be found here:–
http://flickr.com/photos/12494104@N00/213273407/
A rare vintage view of the auditorium, as seen in 1949:
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