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CTA CINEMA AND THEATRE VISITS This list details all written reports of cinema/theatre visits held by the CTA Archive where internal visits were made. It does not include the many photo-stops for exteriors only. Some other visits for which the CTA Archive does NOT yet have the notes are also shown. These are in RED for United Kingdom and GREEN for Overseas visits Current & last known Report names of building in CTA Date Location Former name(s) Use (at time of visit) Bulletin indicated in parenthesis Vol/No 1971 18 July Beckenham ABC 1972 22 Jan. Hackney Pavilion . 12 March Kilburn Gaumont State 18 June Forest Hill ABC Capitol 10 Sept. Stamford Hill Odeon Regent 10 Dec. Hammersmith ABC Broadway 10 Dec. Hammersmith ABC Regal 10 Dec. Hammersmith ABC Commodore 1973 30 Sept. Grays Ritz 30 Sept. Grays State 21 Oct. Romford Odeon 21 Oct. Brentwood Odeon 1974 21 April Uxbridge Odeon 21 April Uxbridge Regal 23 June Leyton ABC Ritz 23 June Leytonstone Granada Rink Picture Palace/Rialto 21 July Liverpool Scala The City 21 July Liverpool Tatler Kings 21 July Liverpool ABC Forum 18 Aug. Hackney ABC 17 Nov. Chelmsford Regent 17 Nov. Chelmsford Odeon Ritz 1975 2 Feb. Surbiton Odeon . 26 March Ealing Odeon Avenue 18 May Piccadilly London Pavilion Circus 8 June Kilburn Grange 31 Aug. Brixton Pavilion Pullman/Classic 31 Aug. Brixton Palladium Regal/ABC 26 Oct. Iver Pinewood Studios 23 Nov. Twickenham Odeon Luxor 1976 16 May Oxford Street Studio One Cinema House. 16 May Oxford Street Studio Two Cinema House 25 July Hendon Classic Ambassador/Gaumont 25 July Hendon Odeon 12 Sept. Cardiff Prince of Wales Theatre Theatre Royal 12 Sept. Cardiff Capitol 12 Sept. Cardiff Odeon, Queen Street Electric/Imperial 12 Sept. Cardiff Gala Pavilion 21 Nov. Notting Hill Electric 21 Nov. Notting Hill Gaumont Coronet Theatre 1977 30 Jan. Lewisham Odeon Gaumont Palace. 30 Jan. Lewisham Palace Electric Palace 27 March Muswell Hill ABC The Ritz 27 March Muswell Hill Odeon 22 May Old Compton London Casino Prince Edward Theatre Street 31 July Holloway Road Odeon Gaumont 31 July Holloway Road ABC Savoy 25 Sept. Richmond Gaumont New Royalty Kinema 25 Sept. Richmond Odeon 1978 29 Jan. Watford Carlton Super. 29 Jan. Watford Essoldo Central Hall Picture House / Regal 19 March Bromley Odeon 19 March Bromley ABC Regal 21 May Leicester Empire Square 18 June Westcliffe Classic Metropole 18 June Southend ABC Empire 18 June Southend Odeon Astoria 3 Sept. Cheltenham Odeon Gaumont Palace 3 Sept. Cheltenham ABC Regal 3 Sept. Cheltenham Everyman Theatre Opera House 22 Oct. Praed Street Classic Electric Theatre, Imperial Cinema, Gaiety Cinema, New Gaiety Cinema, World's News Theatre 22 Oct. Edgware Road ABC Regal 10 Dec. Kilburn Gaumont State 1979 1 April Birmingham Odeon New Street 1 April Handsworth, Villa Cross Birmingham 1 April Kings Norton, The Kings Norton Birmingham 6 May Marble Arch Odeon 22 July Islington Walking tour of exteriors 16 Sept. Oxford ABC Magdalen Street The Oxford Super Cinema 16 Sept. Oxford ABC George Street Ritz 16 Sept. Marlow Regal County 21 Oct. Golders Green Ionic 21 Oct. Golders Green Hippodrome 16 Dec. Clapham Granada Junction 16 Dec. Clapham Ruby Cinema Munt’s Hall Junction 1980 24 Feb. Rayners Lane Odeon The Grosvenor 27 April Finsbury Park Rainbow Theatre Astoria 27 April Finsbury Park Odeon 25 May Coventry St Rialto West End Cinema Theatre 27 July Colchester Grand Theatre (Top Rank Club) 27 July Colchester Odeon Regal 27 July Colchester ABC The Playhouse 21 Sept. Aldershot Palace 21 Sept. Aldershot Odeon Empire 21 Sept. Alton Palace 19 Oct. Peterborough ABC Embassy 19 Oct. Peterborough Odeon 19 Oct. Peterborough Broadway Electric (Surewin Bingo Club) 14 Dec. Regent Street New Gallery Cinema New Gallery Kinema 1981 15 Feb. Watford Palace Theatre 15 Feb. Watford Odeon Film Theatre Gaumont 15 Feb. Watford Central Hall Picture House (Ladbroke Bingo & Social Club) 17 May Victoria New Victoria 12 July Chesham Embassy 12 July Aylesbury Odeon Film Centre 12 July Aylesbury Grand Pavilion (Granadaclub) 7 Sept. Salisbury Odeon Film Centre Gaumont Palace 7 Sept. Salisbury ABC Regal 7 Sept. Salisbury Playhouse 7 Sept. Salisbury City Hall Gaumont 27 Sept. Sunninghill Picture House 24 Oct. East Ham Odeon New Boleyn Electric Theatre 1 Nov. Birmingham Odeon New Street Forum 1 Nov. Birmingham ABC New Street 1 Nov. Birmingham Odeon, Holloway Circus 1982 13 Feb. Letchworth Broadway 13 Feb. Welwyn Embassy Welwyn Theatre Garden City 22 Aug. Wimbledon ABC Elite 22 Aug. Wimbledon Odeon Regal 22 Aug. Wimbledon Wimbledon Theatre 12 Sept. Great ABC Regal Yarmouth 12 Sept. Great Regent Yarmouth 12 Sept. Great Empire Yarmouth 12 Sept. Great Windmill Electric Vaudeville Yarmouth 12 Sept. Great Royal Aquarium Yarmouth 10 Oct. Sevenoaks Focus 16 Oct. Glasgow Apollo Green Playhouse 16 Oct. Glasgow Pavilion 16 Oct. Glasgow Glasgow Film Theatre 16 Oct. Glasgow Theatre Royal 17 Oct. Glasgow Salon Hillhead Picture Salon 17 Oct. Glasgow Grosvenor 17 Oct. Glasgow Curzon Vitagraph Electra Theatre 17 Oct. Glasgow King’s Theatre 17 Oct. Muswell Hill Odeon 31 Oct. Reigate Majestic 31 Oct. Cranleigh Regal 1983 Visit to Bath 24 Apr. Tour of Cinemas in Bucks. and Beds. 19 Jun. Two Cinemas in Harrow 7 Aug. Cinemas of the Sussex Coast 25 Sept. Bognor Regis Picturedrome Queens Hall 25 Sept. Worthing Odeon 25 Sept. Worthing Dome 25 Sept. Worthing Plaza 25 Sept. Worthing Connaught Odeon, Wood Green 18 Dec. 1984 What’s in a Name? 8 Jan. Ilford Coronation 8 Jan. Ilford ABC Regal Hereford Visit 25 Feb. Lowestoft and District Cinemas 28 Apr. Ashford (Middlesex) and Esher Visit 6 May Edmonton and Tottenham 27 May Newcastle-on-Tyne Weekend 26 – 27 Aug. 18/06 Weston-super-Mare and Cinemas of North Somerset 9 Sep. West End Walkabout 23 Sep. Cinemas of Surrey and West Sussex 7 Oct. 18/06 South Woodford and Stratford East 17 Nov. 1985 Streatham ABC and Odeon 27 Jan. 19/02 Manchester Weekend 2 – 3 Feb. 19/02 Croydon 31 Mar. Easter in Barking! 7 Apr. Paris 19 – 22 Apr. 19/04 Maidenhead and Henley 6 May Maidenhead ABC Rialto 6 May Henley on Regal Palace Thames Blackpool Weekend 25 – 26 May Walthamstow Walkabout 30 Jun. Cinemas of London’s East End 28 Jul. Southend/Westcliff 25 Aug. Lakeland Cinema Trip 14 – 15 Sept. Gravesend, Kent 20 Oct. Liverpool Weekend 2 – 3 Nov. 20/01 15 Dec. Putney ABC 1986 Enfield 23 Feb. Leeds Easter Weekend 20/03 29 March Leeds Majestic 29 March Leeds Odeon Paramount 29 March Leeds ABC Ritz 29 March Leeds Hyde Park Picture House 29 March Leeds Headingley Lounge Cinema 29 March Leeds Cottage Road Cinema 29 March Leeds Grand Theatre 29 March Leeds Lyric Cinema 30 March Leeds Dominion 30 March Leeds Clock Cinema 30 March Dewsbury Playhouse 30 March Wakefield ABC Regal 30 March Wakefield Opera House Brixton Visit 20 Apr. Oxford and Abingdon Visit 13 Jul. Marble Arch and Edgware Road 3 Aug. Tunbridge Wells, East Grinstead and Oxted 7 Sep. 20/06 Cinemas of North Wales 4 – 5 Oct. 12 Oct. Rayners Lane Ace Grosvenor 20/06 Harlow and Waltham Cross 23 Nov. Camden and Swiss Cottage 7 Dec. 1987 Woolwich and Eltham 11 Jan. 21/02 Portsmouth and Surroundings 12 Apr. A Romford Roam seeking Tasker’s tasks 19 Apr. Cinemas of Ipswich and East Suffolk 31 May 21/05 Reading and Wokingham 21 June Reading Cannon 21 June Caversham Glendale 21 June Reading Odeon 21 June Reading Rex 21 June Reading Pavilion 21 June Wokingham Ritz 28 July Hackney Empire Theatre 21/05 Cinemas and Theatres of Eastbourne 20 Sept. 21/06 Lincolnshire Cinema Weekend 18 Oct. Lincoln Cannon Savoy 18 Oct. Lincoln Ritz 18 Oct. Boston Regal 18 Oct. Spilsby Haven Odeon 18 Oct. Spilsby Phoenix Franklin 18 Oct. Skegness Tower 19 Oct. Maplethorpe Bijou 19 Oct. Woodhall Spa Kinema in the Woods 19 Oct. Sleaford Sleaford Cinema Picturedrome Up the Northern Line #1 13 Dec. 22/01 1988 Birmingham Day 31 Jan. 22/02 Elephant & Castle and Camberwell 22/03 28 Feb. Elephant & Coronet Castle 28 Feb. Elephant & Elephant & Castle Theatre Castle 28 Feb. 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