Hoyts Mortdale
124 Railway Parade,
Mortdale,
NSW
2223
124 Railway Parade,
Mortdale,
NSW
2223
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Previous Names: Paramount Theatre
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Mortdale is a small suburb about 12 miles south of Sydney’s cbd. It was named for Thomas Sutcliffe Mort, a pioneering industrialist. The first films here were shown in an open air theatre until the Paramount Theatre was opened in 1928.
It was owned by the Kennedy family who also had the South Hurstville Paramount Theatre. In 1950 Hoyts took over, dropping the Paramount name. This Hoyts was closed in 1959 and a few years later converted to a supermarket. It has since been demolished.
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Residents recall special concerts held on sundays at the theatre. Back then films were not shown on sundays due to blue laws but live concerts were fine.
The site is now 2 blocks of flats(apartments).