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I have been reliably informed by 'an old fogey' that The Regal was indeed the one which was renamed The Odeon which then became The Classic.
 
It was supposed to be upstairs at the cinema wasn't it? I remember going up some stairs and along a corridor for a party there when I was very young, before there ever was a Shifters, when it was all the same building belonging to the cinema.
 
It was supposed to be upstairs at the cinema wasn't it? I remember going up some stairs and along a corridor for a party there when I was very young, before there ever was a Shifters, when it was all the same building belonging to the cinema.
yeh thats what i heard, always sat upstairs n never encountered it though.it must have had more sense.:)
 
I have memories of the Empire and the Princess, was it the Princess that was taken over by the Asian community for Brollywood films? I seem to remember something like that happening before I left town.
 
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Good old Ron Wycherley, I liked him. There's a statue of him in Liverpool. Last Summer it was being stored, along with some other artwork, at the back of one of the museums but it was due to go back on display when alterations were finished by the docks
 
I have memories of the Empire and the Princess, was it the Princess that was taken over by the Asian community for Brollywood films? I seem to remember something like that happening before I left town.


Way, way back, the Hippodrome Theatre was across the road from those two cinemas. I remember Frank Randle buying the Hippodrome, I saw a few plays and pantomimes there, but I don't think it lasted very long.
 
Way, way back, the Hippodrome Theatre was across the road from those two cinemas. I remember Frank Randle buying the Hippodrome, I saw a few plays and pantomimes there, but I don't think it lasted very long.
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i think the hippodrome was on the street that led down to the bus
depot dont know the name of the street
the fair ground was always on the spare ground at the bottom
and i think the accy pals signed on there
 
Way, way back, the Hippodrome Theatre was across the road from those two cinemas. I remember Frank Randle buying the Hippodrome, I saw a few plays and pantomimes there, but I don't think it lasted very long.
slightly out westender,the hippodrome was down the street where the bus depot was,the back of it was on ellisons tenement.:)oops we musta wrote that together beechy lol
 
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