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Picture House - Issue No. 1 (1982) to No. 31 (2006) Part 1a: Subject Index Index layout: Subject Issue No.: Page No. (Page numbers in italics indicate illustrations) Please note that place name entries for the Greater London administrative area are listed under LONDON 1940s, The 27:33 Architecture School, Liverpool University 18:3 3D 26:15 Ardwick 27:47 Ardwick Green 25:50 A. Jackson Withers circuit 25:30 Argosy: Faversham 25:11,15 26:39; Sheerness Abbey: Wavertree 27:34 29:13 25:11,12,15 31:68; Whitstable 25:12,13,15 ABC 12:7 18:15,18 19:23-27 Arnolfini: Bristol 25:59 ABC cinema: Aylesbury 28:62; Birmingham 29:16; Art: Bury 27:44 Bournemouth 20:31; Brighton 28:14; Bristol Road, Art decoratif 26:4 Birmingham 29:11; Cosham 31:60; Edinburgh 29:16; Ashford (Middx) 25:53 27:40 Esher 25:51; Gerrards Cross 31:63; Glasgow 2:22- Ashington 31:11 24,22-24 3:28; Holloway Road 25:54; Hull 27:63; Ashton in Makerfield 8:10 19:5 Mansfield 23:31,32,36; Monkseaton 31:65; Ashton Under Lyne 27:40,42,45,46 Newcastle 31:66; Plymouth 27:40; Quinton 31:67; Ashworth-Hope, Marston Magna 27:46 Redditch 31:67; Rochdale 23:31,36; Shaftesbury Associated G P Cinemas 23:37-45 24:55 Avenue 25:50,52; Southport 31:69 25:63; Tunbridge Astor: Bebington 31:19; Bromley 20:28 Wells 31:73; Wester Hailes 23:31,33,36; (Carlton), Astoria: Aberdeen 27:45; Ashford 25:53 27:40; Beeston Essex Road 11:6 31:14,56; Boscombe 27:44; Brighton 25:23 26:47 ABC in North West London 8:26-31,26-30 27:39,44 28:63 29:16; Brixton 25:53 27:43 30:13; ABC in Scotland 12:7 Charing Cross Road 27:38,42 29:11,16 30:34; Aberdare 10:3,31 21:12 27:40 Chippenham 22:54; Cliftonville 26:47 27:42,44,46; Aberdeen 2:10,11 9:23,25 21:19 27:41,44 27:45,47 Coventry 24:37; Ebbw Vale 22:54; Finsbury Park Abertillery 22:51,54 24:6 25:54,58 26:1,44-47 27:37,43,61 30:13; Academy: Leytonstone 17:4 20:15; Oxford Street Folkestone 23:8 27:45; Folkestone Park 25:53; (London) 20:3-12 23:63 Glasgow 20:63; Hull 27:44; Lenton Abbey 25:59; Old Accrington 24:33 25:46 Kent Road 24:42 27:38,43; Purley 25:55 27:44; Ace: Rayners Lane 9:12-13 25:15,53,59; Sevenoaks Southend 23:6 27:40,45; Streatham 25:55,61 17:4 27:38,43 28:12,13,14; Tooting 31:19,20,41,71,72; Adelphi: Slough 27:46; Swinton 31:13 Woking 27:44 Advertising, The Art of West End 21:32-37 Astoria cinemas 26:47 Adverts 31:33 Astra: St Athan 24:19 Aero: Hemel Hempstead 31:62 Atherley Southampton 6:10-11 Albany: Upper Norwood 17:4 28:11 Atlas: Liverpool 31:19; Stetchford 31:54; Walney Island Albert Hall: Sheffield 21:20-31; Stanley 31:11; Swansea 31:73 22:54 25:27,30 Atmospheric cinema decoration 26:44 Aldershot 9:21,25 10:30,31 24:34 25:55,61,63 27:43 Audley 14:29,30 28:14 Avenue: Cardiff 24:14; Ealing 25:53,54,62 27:44 Aldwych: Cardonald, Glasgow 28:26 AVRO: Hilversum 27:42 Alexandra: Aldershot 24:34 AVRO Studio: Hilversum 27:46 Alfred Davis 30:3-31 Aylesbury 22:18 28:62 Alhambra: Bellshill 23:38; Liverpool 31:64; Meltham Ayr 16:10 23:46 19:11 Alhambra Theatre 22:40 Bacup 19:5 Alma: Luton 27:43,44 Ballrooms in Essoldos 31:36 Alone in the Dark 22:18-24 Banbury 31:19,37,53-56 Alton 29:31 Banging the Big Drum 16:27 Altrincham 27:44 Bangor 27:46 Alvaston 25:57 Bargoed 22:51,54 Ambassador: Bedminster 24:34; Cosham 27:46; Hayes Barking see LONDON 31:29; Hendon 27:44,46; Hounslow 28:53,54; Barkingside see LONDON Pendleton 27:39; Slough 24:46 Barnet see LONDON Amsterdam 25:55 Barnsley 22:17 Angel: Islington 29:57 Barnstaple 5:7,12,15,28 22:50,54 Apollo: Ardwick 27:47; Ardwick Green 25:50; Blackburn Barrow in Furness 27:38,40,42,46 31:57; Byker 31:55; Dewsbury 31:61; Erdington 29:61 31:14,56 27:43; Hammersmith 30:1,3,51-55; Newcastle 31:75; Barry 24:19-20 Southsea 31:14,15,69; Victoria 28:63 Bath 2:11 5:7,18-19,28-29,31 16:35 Apsland bioscope show 20:11,12 Batley 19:5 Arcade: Camberley 24:55; Darlington 23:48 24:55 BBC Radio Theatre 27:40 Arcadia: Colwyn Bay 18:3,4 Beaconsfield 14:4,5 1 Picture House Index - Subjects Bea - Cam Beaufort: Birmingham 27:42,47; Ward End 25:62; Boro: North Shields 23:55 Washwood Heath 27:43 Borough Halls: Pollockshaws 22:56 Bebington 27:44 31:19,30,56 Bournemouth 10:31 11:3 17:4 18:26 20:31 Beccles 9:8 25:62 26:25,26,27,28,30 27:41,43,44,46,48 29:12,31,36 Beckenham see LONDON 30:46 Becontree see LONDON Bradford 4:16-17 6:15 16:1,7,8 19:5 27:39,47 31:27,58 Bedford 1:3-5 25:59,62 26:14,22,23 Braintree 21:12 Bedminster 24:35 Brandon and Byshottles Co-op 19:6 Bedworth 14:30 31:54 Brazier & Son Ltd 29:31 Beech Hill Cinema: Otley 10:28 Bridgend 22:50,53,54 23:41 Beeston 8:25 22:61,62,63 25:59 31:14,56 Bridlington 27:47 Beith 23:40 Bridport 24:29 25:53,54 Belfast 22:28,34 23:46 27:40,46 28:15 Brierley Hill 31:19,54,59 Belle Vue: Weymouth 23:61 Brighton 2:10,15,17 10:10,32 11:41 22:15,16 Bellshill 23:37-45,48 25:16,23,36,50,62,63 26:40,47 27:38,39,43,44,62 Benwell 31:56 28:12,14,63 29:16,25 31:14,26,44,45,59 Berkeley: Tottenham Court Road 9:24 20:7 Bristol 2:10 5:3-12,4-8,18,19-22,20-21,26-31,27 5:31-32 Berkhamsted 22:48,49,53,54 6:15 7:29-30,29-32 22:54 25:59 27:1,3; Cinerama at Berlin 23:24 26:4 29:14 Besses o' th' Barn 19:34 Bristol, The Return of the Odeon 7:29-32 Beverley 9:23,25 British & Dominion 17:31 Bexhill 25:52 29:24 British Amalgamated Theatres 18:18 Bexleyheath 24:54 British Lion 17:30 Bideford 22:50,53 Brixham 28:9 Bijou: Shoreham 25:23; Sloughborough 18:32 19:37 Broadcasting House Concert Hall 27:40 Billington 19:9 Broadway: Deptford 17:4 18:14,15,18; East Ham Billington and Whalley Co-op 19:9 31:19,61; Peterborough 27:48-60; Prestwick 19:34 Bilston 24:35 20:61-62; Shettleston 28:23,24; Stratford East 17:4 Bingley 19:4 23:19,20,21,64 Bingo 31:54 Broadway Media Centre: Nottingham 22:28,34 Bingo at Essoldo 31:43 Bromige, F.E. 25:3 Biograph Victoria 4:1,3-4 5:31 Bromley see LONDON BIP 17:31 Bromsgrove 31:19,54,59 Birkenhead 2:3-8,3-5,7-8 3:30 8:8,8 18:3,4,9,9,10,12,13 Brookbottom 19:10 27:43,46 31:19,20,21,30,36,37,38,47,48,53,56,57 Brookfield: Poynton 19:10 Birmingham 1:5-8 2:11 3:16,21,19-22 5:19 6:8,12- Brownhills 14:29,30 14,12,14 8:3-9,3,5-7,32 20:43-51 21:14,45 Buckie 19:3,4,34 25:16,53,61,62 26:4 27:38,41,42,43,45,46,47 28:59 Bulwell 9:30 29:11,12,13,16,44-55 30:50 31:19,45,54,55,67,84 Bungalow: Portobello 23:39 Birtley 19:4,5 Burgess Hill 14:11 16:35 18:31 25:50 Birtley District Co-op 19:5,6 Burlington: Torquay 28:9 Bishop Auckland 31:13,26,36,56 Burnage 24:35 Bishop's Stortford 22:19 Burnham on Sea 16:35 Blackburn 19:9,12 27:44 31:12,21,26,32,36,46,53,57,58 Burnopfield 19:5 Blackfen 24:35 Burnopfield Co-op 19:5 Blackhall Mill 31:57 Burrell Foley Fischer 22:1,25-34 Blackpool 6:12-14,12,14 16:9 17:4 19:3,11,13 27:40 Burslem 21:12 27:43 31:19,59 28:60 Burslem Cinema Theatre: Burslem 31:59 Blackpool Co-op 19:11 Burslem Picture Palace: Burslem 31:59 Blackwood 22:54 Burton on Trent 23:47 28:62 Blair, K.R., circuit 23:40 Bury 14:22 19:10 27:44 28:12 31:12,21,36,51,53,59 Blandford 26:31 Bury: Halifax 31:36 Blaydon 31:13 Bury St Edmunds 17:4 Bletchley 9:25 Butcher's Film Service 17:31 Bloxwich 21:12 Byfleet 22:54 Blue Hall: Edgware Road 30:8; Islington 29:57 Byker 31:11,55 Blyth 31:7,8,10,21,25,36,44,53,58,75 Bognor Regis 2:15 25:23 27:62 Cadoxton 24:19 Bolton 27:39,46 31:54 Cafés in Essoldos 31:36 Bombing of Davis, Croydon 30:23 Cairo (Egypt) 27:40,47 Booking policy, Essoldo 31:28 Caley: Edinburgh 25:31 28:21 Bookshop 25:33 Calne 21:12 Bootle 4:19-22 7:27-28 Camberley 9:22,23,25 24:55 25:45 Bordon 9:25 10:30 22:47,53 Camborne 5:22,29 22:54 Borneo 19:33,34 Cambridge 12:16 16:36 25:56 27:42,45,46 2 Picture House Index - Subjects Cam - Cla Cambridge Theatre 20:4 Chingford see LONDON Cameo: Charing Cross Road 27:42,43; Victoria 19:33,34 Chippenham 5:29,29 22:54 Cameo-Poly: Regent Street 27:44,46 Chopwell 19:5 Campaign book, Sound of Music 30:38-9 Chopwell Co-op 19:5 Cannock 11:43 31:19,49,53,59 Chorlton cum Hardy 31:53,60 Cannon: Birkenhead 31:56; Cannock 31:59; Chelsea Christie organ 27:38 31:60; Cosham 31:60; Dewsbury 31:61; Durham Church cinema 19:14-21 31:61; Gerrards Cross 31:63; Herne Bay 11:23; Churches and cinemas 20:61 Hinckley 31:63; Hoylake 31:63; Huddersfield 31:63; Cinema: Bridgend 22:54; Govan 22:56; Sevenoaks Low Fell 31:64; Monkseaton 31:65; Newcastle 22:44,52; Stockton on Tees 31:20,70 31:66; Quinton 31:67; Redditch 31:67; Rotherham Cinema De Luxe: Leicester 31:64; Lewes 3:10-14,10-12 31:68; Salford Quays 10:22; Southport 31:69,70; 29:24; Newhaven 29:23-28,27 Stockton on Tees 31:70; Tunbridge Wells 31:73; Cinema House: Ecclesfield 31:13,61; Oxford Street Westcliff on Sea 31:75 (London) 20:5; Sheffield 31:36 Canterbury 9:22,25 10:30,31 24:36 27:44 Cinema Museum 11:24 Canterbury Music Hall 23:15-17 Cinema organ 10:24,31 17:4 18:10 Canton: Cardiff 24:14,25 Cinema Parade book 29:44 Capitol logo 17:31 Cinema Royal: Blackburn 31:21,57; Bury 31:21; Halifax Capitol: Aberdeen 27:41,44; Blackwood 22:54; Cardiff 31:21,62 24:15; Forest Hill 27:39,43,44; Haymarket (London) Cinema Theatre: Newcastle under Lyme 31:66 27:42,43; Lane Top 31:63; Leith 23:52; Low Fell Cinema Theatre Association 17:32 31:13,24,25,64; Meanwood 11:8; Sheffield 17:4 Cinema Theatre Association: In The Beginning 11:3 31:13; St Albans 27:44; Upminster 27:43; Wallasey Cinema Trade Benevolent Fund 31:39 31:30; Wembley 11:42 27:44; Winchmore Hill 27:43 Cinemagoing 29:22 28:13 Cinemagoing in Silent Days: A Midland Tale 3:15-21 Cardiff 2:11 21:14 24:14-21 25:44 27:44 29:13 30:49 Cinemas of Major King, The 28:41-56 Carlisle 31:11 Cinemas of North Merseyside 4:19-31,18-31 Carlton: Cosham 31:14,55,60; Dublin 23:13; Essex Cinemas of Reginald Cooper 9:30 Road (London)
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    leeds Student Friday, May 12 2000 Volume 30: Issue No.22 I / .P1pri J 0 ywoo superstars Neve Camp e and fredor Wes Craven talk exclusively about shooting the final 1 art of the Scream trilogy ju e pages 12-13 Disconnection proposal to LMUSU computer network UNION RESIST CUT OFF T EAT A MANAGEMENT computer blunder coulI d By CATHERINE BURT we could be (king sr Nnething !AMY 0111SMICii vv." leave the LMUSU Executive without their A spokesperson for Leeds Metropolitan telephone and Email systems. telephone network which would result in more University said: "The University has been The proposals have met with angry respiimes casts for LMUSU as they seek out new commas conducting a review of its provision of IT front the Excattivecommiacc. Rob Southwood, for these vital services. services to a range of linked organisations to VP Administration and Development said: Kcrk Lawley. LMUSU President stormed: ensure that we are protected legally in regard "Apparently we area mutual organisation and "We would he the only students union in the to licences. not part of the University. mainly because we country to be isolated in this way. The issue "Our discussions have included the Student are financially separate. Howeva, no-one seems is not done and dusted. but it would have Union and following recent conversations with to have noticed we share all the same students." been if we hadn't resisted." the national networking body we ate coati dent Only six months ago LMUSU Exec paid Southwood add d: "This is another classic that the Student Union will remain connected the University to install new telephone and data botch-up from the University.
  • House of Lords Minute

    House of Lords Minute

    REGISTER OF LORDS’ INTERESTS _________________ The following Members of the House of Lords have registered relevant interests under the code of conduct: ABERDARE, Lord Category 1: Directorships Director, WALTZ Programmes Limited (training for work/apprenticeships in London) Director, Twist Partnership Limited (promoting leadership through learning) Category 10: Non-financial interests (a) Director, F.C.M. Limited (recording rights) Category 10: Non-financial interests (c) Trustee, Berlioz Society Trustee, St John Cymru-Wales Category 10: Non-financial interests (e) Trustee, West Wycombe Charitable Trust ADAMS OF CRAIGIELEA, Baroness Nil No registrable interests ADDINGTON, Lord Category 1: Directorships Chairman, Microlink PC (UK) Ltd (computing and software) Category 2: Remunerated employment, office, profession etc. Media training given by the Member to the Daily Mail Group Trust (December 2011) Category 10: Non-financial interests (d) Vice President, British Dyslexia Association Category 10: Non-financial interests (e) Vice President, UK Sports Association Vice President, Lakenham Hewitt Rugby Club ADEBOWALE, Lord Category 1: Directorships Director, Leadership in Mind Ltd Non-executive Director, St Vincent Healthcare (retains 5% shares in this organisation) Category 2: Remunerated employment, office, profession etc. Chief Executive Officer, Turning Point (social care registered charity) Occasional income from broadcasting is paid to Turning Point Commissioner, Audit Commission Category 4: Shareholdings (b) St Vincent Healthcare Category