Norbury Cinema

1355 London Road,
London, SW16 4BE

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Functions: Furniture Showroom

Previous Names: Norbury Public Hall, Palais de Luxe, Searchlight Cinema

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Norbury Cinema

The 1906 built, Norbury Public Hall (aka King Edward Hall), was operating as a cinema in 1909. Seating at that time was for 700. From 21st March 1910 its name changed to Palais de Luxe.

In 1920, it was re-named Norbury Cinema, with a seating capacity for 859. Under new ownership, it was briefly re-named Seachlight Cinema from February to May 1935. It was then taken over by Consolidated Entertainents Ltd.

However, its days were numbered when ABC built and opened their new Rex Cinema almost opposite in January 1937. The Norbury Cinema closed a few months later.

The building became a British Restaurant, and later became a paint warehouse. It was gutted in the 1960’s and converted into a Gateway Supermarket. It was last operated as a Dreamland Beds store, with the frontage altered. It was demolished in 2022.

Contributed by Ken Roe

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Biffaskin
Biffaskin on December 16, 2022 at 2:07 pm

Demolished recently, for a new retail outlet with flats above and behind to be built.

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