Jung the foreman
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Fourways New Moston. Also remember Lurch at the Roxy.
Fourways New Moston. Also remember Lurch at the Roxy.
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The Savoy in Heaton Moor has now passed into this category. It seems to have shut down now, and there's a big campaign for it to re-open.
I don't see why, if people cared about it that much they'd have gone when for the last few years it's been obviously failing financially.
The Savoy in Heaton Moor has now passed into this category. It seems to have shut down now, and there's a big campaign for it to re-open.
I don't see why, if people cared about it that much they'd have gone when for the last few years it's been obviously failing financially.
Blue Maverick
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Re: Old Cinema's
Miserable bastard he was, remember queueing in the rain at the Odeon in Manchester in 77 to watch Star Wars with my dad happy memoriesMeatbag said:Few and far between now. The multiplexes took over and the bingo moved in. Our local cinema 'The Roxy' in Hollinwood got demolished in 2007.
Anyone remember Lurch?
mac
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Cinecity with its soft chairs that use to swallow you up.the small one next to the Apollo,was it the Apollo 2. In the yrs gone by before my time most centers use to have a load of cinemas.Denton for instance use to have a fair few.Deniro could enlighten us with the amount.
Cinecity with its soft chairs that use to swallow you up.the small one next to the Apollo,was it the Apollo 2. In the yrs gone by before my time most centers use to have a load of cinemas.Denton for instance use to have a fair few.Deniro could enlighten us with the amount.
DTKOAG
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The one and only Gatley cinema.
A couple in the Horse & Farrier beforehand.
The one and only Gatley cinema.
A couple in the Horse & Farrier beforehand.
mcfclovin88
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Uncle Wally One Ball
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Got cracked across the legs with his walking stick and told to get in line against the wall many times! Friday night, mid to late 80s, always pissing down, and Lurch in a bad mood.Meatbag said:Few and far between now. The multiplexes took over and the bingo moved in. Our local cinema 'The Roxy' in Hollinwood got demolished in 2007.
Anyone remember Lurch?
crazyg
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in Ashton centre:
The Gaumont
The Pavilion (AKA the fleapit)
The Empire (Became Tameside Hippodrome)
All gone. Now a multiplex on the Moss.
in Ashton centre:
The Gaumont
The Pavilion (AKA the fleapit)
The Empire (Became Tameside Hippodrome)
All gone. Now a multiplex on the Moss.
everythingchangesbutblue
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The concorde cinema in Burnage. Saw so many films there in the 80s, off the top of my head these include, Superman movies, Supergirl, Star Wars and Star Trek movies, ET, Flash Gordon, Tootsie, Grease 1&2. It shut around 84 but opened back up for a few years around 87. Used to just stay in a rewatch the same film a few times then in the kwik save next door for some sweets. Great times. Cine City in Withington too.
The concorde cinema in Burnage. Saw so many films there in the 80s, off the top of my head these include, Superman movies, Supergirl, Star Wars and Star Trek movies, ET, Flash Gordon, Tootsie, Grease 1&2. It shut around 84 but opened back up for a few years around 87. Used to just stay in a rewatch the same film a few times then in the kwik save next door for some sweets. Great times. Cine City in Withington too.
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That's a blast from the past, I can remember watching back to back films in there (ET included) while my mum went shopping!
everythingchangesbutblue said:The concorde cinema in Burnage. Saw so many films there in the 80s, off the top of my head these include, Superman movies, Supergirl, Star Wars and Star Trek movies, ET, Flash Gordon, Tootsie, Grease 1&2. It shut around 84 but opened back up for a few years around 87. Used to just stay in a rewatch the same film a few times then in the kwik save next door for some sweets. Great times. Cine City in Withington too.
That's a blast from the past, I can remember watching back to back films in there (ET included) while my mum went shopping!