Royalty Kinema
62-66 Baffin Street,
Dundee,
DD4
62-66 Baffin Street,
Dundee,
DD4
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Located on the corner of Baffin Street and Watson Street. The Royalty Kinema was opened either in 1919 or 1926. It was designed by architects MacLaren, Soutar & Salmond.
In its later years it became part of the J.B. Milne circuit, and was closed around 1966 and has since been demolished.
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Ken Roe
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the architects who designed the royalty also designed the plaza cinema on hilltown which jbm owned from 1958 strangely enough the plaza opened the year jbm bought his first cinema the new palladium in alexander street and within a few years had bought up a further two all within walking distance of each other these were the vic in 1935 and the broadway in 1939 the palladium changed its name to the rex in 1951 being renamed after his dog called rex dundee corporation compulsorly purchased the cinema and paid jbm £7,600 for it jbm originally paid just £360 for it in 1928