Cinema House
Livery Street,
Bathgate,
EH48
Livery Street,
Bathgate,
EH48
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Additional Info
Previously operated by: Lothian Star Theatres
Architects: Andrew David Haxton
Firms: Haxton & Watson
Previous Names: New Picture Palace
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Located in the West Lothian town of Bathgate. The New Picture Palace was opened in April 1913. It had a distinctive turret tower above its corner entrance. During World War I it was re-named Cinema House. The proscenium was 22ft wide. Around 1929 it was equipped with a British Acoustic(BA) sound system. Alterations were carried out in 1938 to the plans of architect Andrew David Haxton of architectural firm Haxton & Watson.
The Cinema House was closed in the early-1960’s and converted into a bingo club. Around 1964 it was taken over by Mecca Ltd. and converted into the Locarno Dance Hall. It was demolished in the late-1960’s.
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