Piccadilly Cinema Centre

700 Hay Street,
Perth, WA 6000

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The Piccadilly Cinema Centre is Perth’s “only surviving grand old Art Deco style cinema”. Originally the seating capacity was for 1,100 when the cinema opened on 10th March 1938, and it retains its style and grace today. The cinema screens new release films. This venue is part of the Regent Cinemas group.

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KenRoe
KenRoe on December 20, 2006 at 9:15 am

The Piccadilly Theatre opened on 10th March 1938. Located above a street level shopping arcade similar to the Plaza Theatre, Perth. It was built for Claude de Bernales and was designed by the architectural firm of Baxter Cox-Leighton. The original seating capacity was 1,100.

In 1967 it was equipped with 70mm projection equipment.

Mark747
Mark747 on May 17, 2010 at 2:15 am

Exterior photo from 1981:
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Box Office with ET advertising:
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Auditorium showing Cinemascope screen from 1982:
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Auditorium showing the Circle and Projection Box from 1982:
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Art Deco Candy Bar:
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