Lyceum Cinema

190 St. Mary's Road,
Liverpool, L19 2JJ

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Functions: Auto Repair Shop

Styles: Neo-Classical

Previous Names: Lyceum Talkie Theatre

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Lyceum Cinema

Located in the Garston district to the south of Liverpool. The Lyceum Cinema was opened on 11th December 1922 with Tom Mix in “Hands Off”. It was a rather narrow cinema, which had seating is stalls and circle levels. The proscenium was 17 feet wide. When an RCA sound system was installed in 1929, it was renamed Lyceum Talkie Theatre.

Later reverting back to its original Lyceum Cinema name, it was closed on 10th October 1959 with James Cagney in “Never Steal Anything Small” and Audie Murphy in “No Name on the Bullet”.

It went over to commercial use, and was a motor tyre store for several years. It is now an auto repair shop.

Contributed by Ken Roe

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Philip Picturedrome
Philip Picturedrome on December 12, 2018 at 9:32 pm

It was a conversion of a malthouse which explains the narrowness of the auditorium. All the front was new in 1922.

rivest266
rivest266 on June 20, 2021 at 1:54 pm

Grand opening ad posted.

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