One of the finest cinemas built after the war in London. There was no reason to quin the main auditorium at all. It was Odeon’s unimaginative, and at times derisory booking policy that forced the conversion. In the last 6 months as a single screen cinema the auditorium sold out on a nightly basis for the final 2 performances (actual capacity was 1362). I will say no more for fear of leaving a pair of smoking Timberland boots if I become more irate.
Steff (projectionist, Odeon Marble Arch (that is only for a few months after they trashed it!))
One of the finest cinemas built after the war in London. There was no reason to quin the main auditorium at all. It was Odeon’s unimaginative, and at times derisory booking policy that forced the conversion. In the last 6 months as a single screen cinema the auditorium sold out on a nightly basis for the final 2 performances (actual capacity was 1362). I will say no more for fear of leaving a pair of smoking Timberland boots if I become more irate.
Steff (projectionist, Odeon Marble Arch (that is only for a few months after they trashed it!))