Screen Room
25b Broad Street, Hockley,
Nottingham,
NG1 3AP
25b Broad Street, Hockley,
Nottingham,
NG1 3AP
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Opened in 2002, the Screen Room was advertised as the ‘World’s Smallest Cinema’. It played the latest 1st run films and was very popular, always filling its 21 seats.
It was equipped to run 35mm film, DVD and video. The Screen Room was closed in late-December 2010.
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Ken Roe
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An April 2005 photograph of the Screen Room:
http://flickr.com/photos/frenchyphil/8881418/
This website will show you a 360 degree interior view of the Screen Room. Read the instructions and don’t get dizzy.
This is what I read about the “World’s Smallest Cinema”. The Screen Room has 22 seats, but one seat is set aside for the attendant. The other 22 seat theater is the Terrace Cinema in Tinonee, New South Wales. Both theaters claim to be the smallest theater. You be the judge. I don’t know if the Terrace Cinema is listed here.
Looking at various pages on the internet regarding the Terrace Theatre, Tinonee, NSW it seems to be a 120 years old building, which has many antique artifacts on display. It screens old newreels and some modern movies. Several web sites mention it is closed and will re-open in January 2007. Whether this happened I am not sure. It seems to be a sort of tourist novelty for the small town it is located in and even goes by the name Terrace Cinema Museum.
On the other hand the Screen Room is a regular public cinema, screening new first run movies concurrent with the local multiplexes.
The Terrace Cinema website has a movie listed for October so its probably open again. It is an old building. I believe it was originally a house built around 1880. I just added the Terrace Cinema to CT.
The Minimax screen at the Coolidge Corner in Boston MA USA has it beat by 4.
21 seat house,why?