Cosy Cinema
261 Boaler Street,
Liverpool,
L6 9DH
261 Boaler Street,
Liverpool,
L6 9DH
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Previously operated by: Regent Enterprises Ltd., W.J. Speakman Circuit
Functions: Church
Previous Names: Graphic Cinema
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Located in the Kensington district, just to the east of the city centre. The Graphic Cinema was opened on 12 May 1922 with “Idols of Clay”. Seating was provided in stalls and circle levels.
In 1932 it was taken over by the Liverpool based Regent Enterprise chain, and was re-named Cosy Cinema. By 1944 it had been taken over by the W.J. Speakman Circuit.
The Cosy Cinema was closed on 4th January 1958 with Victor Mature in “Zarak” and “Cha, Cha, Cha Boom”. It was converted into a meat storage facility. This use continued for several decades. In the late-2000’s it was converted into a church.
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Ken Roe
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This rare poster of the Cosy Cinema is from 1954. RK Cinema Archive