Noverre Cinema

Theatre Street,
Norwich, NR2 1RQ

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Functions: Banquet Hall, Special Events

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Noverre Cinema

In Norwich, Norfolk, the Noverre Cinema opened in 1950. Its name immortalised a local family out of whose ballroom (dating from 1858) the cinema was formed. It screened films not always available on the commercial circuits. It is remembered with affection for no adverts, no ice cream, plenty of leg room and separate performances. However, it closed on 23th December 1992 after four years of falling ticket sales. It is now part of the adjacent historic Assembly House.

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rasLXR
rasLXR on November 16, 2013 at 1:40 pm

http://www.assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk/arts/

The entrance to the Noverre can be seen on the Assembly House site its the door in the cream building closest to the Red Brick Assembly House. The above photo is of the Theatre Royal.

Last time I was there in the 70’s it was equipped with BTH Supa mk2’s.

Buffer
Buffer on January 26, 2014 at 8:42 am

Interior taken June 1991

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