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CINEMAS

WYCLIFFE HALL ELECTRIC THEATRE

Updated:  04 September 2011 

The Wycliffe Hall was situated on the southern side of Saint John's Road, at Cattedown, Plymouth, immediately opposite Alma Street, and Mr E A Conybeare was granted a provisional cinema licence for it on December 21st 1910. 

The Hall was an odd shape, being wider at the eastern end than at the western.  Probably no physical alterations were made to the building and for the first few weeks it was known merely as an electric theatre.

When a new licence was issued in 1911 it was issued to Mr E A Conybeare in the name of the Picturedrome.


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