Oxford Super Cinema

Foundry Street,
Dukinfield, SK16

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Previously operated by: Brennan's Cinemas Ltd.

Previous Names: Oxford Picture House

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Oxford Super Cinema

1921: Oxford Picture House opens with 792 seats, on the corner of Oxford Road, Foundry Street and Sandy Lane.

1930: Re-named Oxford Super Cinema when a Western Electric(WE) sound system was installed. By 1944 it was operated by Brennan’s Cinemas Ltd.

1960: Both the Princess Cinema and the Oxford Super Cinema close.

1965: Oxford Cinema reopens.

1966: Oxford Cinema closes.

1971: Reopens as a night club: Hiccups and later Drifters Disco.

1983: Building demolished.

Contributed by Andy Dixon

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Ken Roe
Ken Roe on April 6, 2004 at 12:44 am

Opened as the Oxford Picture House it was built for a company of the same name. Seating is given as 792. It was later called the Oxford Super-cinema. After Cinemascope was installed the proscenium was altered and the seating capacity reduced to 768.

jennyorganist
jennyorganist on October 23, 2005 at 8:17 am

The Oxford was used as a nightclub called ‘Hiccups’ until the 1970’s. After lying empty for a number of years, the site was then purchased in the early 1980’s by Morrisons supermarkets and the cinema was demolished. A petrol station now stands on the site.

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