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Subject Index 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 Argosy: Faversham 25:11,15 26:39; Sheerness 3D 26:15 25:11,12,15 31:68; Whitstable 25:12,13,15 Arnolfini: Bristol 25:59 A. Jackson Withers circuit 25:30 Art: Bury 27:44 Abbey: Wavertree 27:34 29:13 Art decoratif 26:4 ABC 12:7 18:15,18 19:23-27 Ashford (Middx) 25:53 27:40 ABC cinema: Aylesbury 28:62; Birmingham 29:16; Ashington 31:11 Bournemouth 20:31; Brighton 28:14; Bristol Road, Ashton in Makerfield 8:10 19:5 Birmingham 29:11; Cosham 31:60; Edinburgh Ashton Under Lyne 27:40,42,45,46 29:16; Esher 25:51; Gerrards Cross 31:63; Glasgow Ashworth-Hope, Marston Magna 27:46 2:22-24,22-24 3:28; Holloway Road 25:54; Hull Associated G P Cinemas 23:37-45 24:55 27:63; Mansfield 23:31,32,36; Monkseaton 31:65; Astor: Bebington 31:19; Bromley 20:28 Newcastle 31:66; Plymouth 27:40; Quinton 31:67; Astoria: Aberdeen 27:45; Ashford 25:53 27:40; Beeston Redditch 31:67; Rochdale 23:31,36; Shaftesbury 31:14,56; Boscombe 27:44; Brighton 25:23 26:47 Avenue 25:50,52; Southport 31:69 25:63; Tunbridge 27:39,44 28:63 29:16; Brixton 25:53 27:43 30:13; Wells 31:73; Wester Hailes 23:31,33,36; (Carlton), Charing Cross Road 27:38,42 29:11,16 30:34; Essex Road 11:6 Chippenham 22:54; Cliftonville 26:47 27:42,44,46; ABC in North West London 8:26-31, 26-30 Coventry 24:37; Ebbw Vale 22:54; Finsbury Park ABC in Scotland 12:7 24:6 25:54,58 26:1,44-47 27:37,43,61 30:13; Aberdare 10:3,31 21:12 27:40 Folkestone 23:8 27:45; Folkestone Park 25:53; Aberdeen 2:10,11 9:23,25 21:19 27:41,44 27:45,47 Glasgow 20:63; Hull 27:44; Lenton Abbey 25:59; Abertillery 22:51,54 Old Kent Road 24:42 27:38,43; Purley 25:55 27:44; Academy: Leytonstone 17:4 20:15; Oxford Street Southend 23:6 27:40,45; Streatham 25:55,61 (London) 20:3-12 23:63 27:38,43 28:12,13,14; Tooting 31:19,20,41,71,72; Accrington 24:33 25:46 Woking 27:44 Ace: Rayners Lane 9:12-13 25:15,53,59; Sevenoaks Astoria cinemas 26:47 17:4 Astra: St Athan 24:19 Adelphi: Slough 27:46; Swinton 31:13 Atherley Southampton 6:10-11 Advertising, The Art of West End 21:32-37 Atlas: Liverpool 31:19; Stetchford 31:54; Walney Island Adverts 31:33 31:73 Aero: Hemel Hempstead 31:62 Atmospheric cinema decoration 26:44 Albany: Upper Norwood 17:4 28:11 Audley 14:29,30 Albert Hall: Sheffield 21:20-31; Stanley 31:11; Swansea Avenue: Cardiff 24:14; Ealing 25:53,54,62 27:44 22:54 25:27,30 AVRO: Hilversum 27:42 Aldershot 9:21,25 10:30,31 24:34 25:55,61,63 27:43 AVRO Studio: Hilversum 27:46 28:14 Aylesbury 22:18 28:62 Aldwych: Cardonald, Glasgow 28:26 Ayr 16:10 23:46 Alexandra: Aldershot 24:34 Alfred Davis 30:3-31 Bacup 19:5 Alhambra: Bellshill 23:38; Liverpool 31:64; Meltham Ballrooms in Essoldos 31:36 19:11 Banbury 31:19,37,53-56 Alhambra Theatre 22:40 Banging the Big Drum 16:27 Alma: Luton 27:43,44 Bangor 27:46 Alone in the Dark 22:18-24 Bargoed 22:51,54 Alton 29:31 Barking see LONDON Altrincham 27:44 Barkingside see LONDON Alvaston 25:57 Barnet see LONDON Ambassador: Bedminster 24:34; Cosham 27:46; Hayes Barnsley 22:17 31:29; Hendon 27:44,46; Hounslow 28:53,54; Barnstaple 5:7,12,15,28 22:50,54 Pendleton 27:39; Slough 24:46 Barrow in Furness 27:38,40,42,46, 29:61 31:14,56 Amsterdam 25:55 Barry 24:19-20 Angel: Islington 29:57 Bath 2:11 5:7,18-19,28-29,31 16:35 Apollo: Ardwick 27:47; Ardwick Green 25:50; Blackburn Batley 19:5 31:57; Byker 31:55; Dewsbury 31:61; Erdington BBC Radio Theatre 27:40 27:43; Hammersmith 30:1,3,51-55; Newcastle 31:75; Beaconsfield 14:4,5 Southsea 31:14,15,69; Victoria 28:63 Beaufort: Birmingham 27:42,47; Ward End 25:62; Apsland bioscope show 20:11,12 Washwood Heath 27:43 Arcade: Camberley 24:55; Darlington 23:48 24:55 Bebington 27:44 31:19,30,56 Arcadia: Colwyn Bay 18:3,4 Beccles 9:8 25:62 Architecture School, Liverpool University 18:3 Beckenham see LONDON Ardwick 27:47 Becontree see LONDON Ardwick Green 25:50 Bedford 1:3-5 25:59,62 26:14,22,23 Bedminster 24:35 Brierley Hill 31:19,54,59 Bedworth 14:30 31:54 Brighton 2:10,15,17 10:10,32 11:41 22:15,16 Beech Hill Cinema: Otley 10:28 25:16,23,36,50,62,63 26:40,47 27:38,39,43,44,62 Beeston 8:25 22:61,62,63 25:59 31:14,56 28:12,14,63 29:16,25 31:14,26,44,45,59 Beith 23:40 Bristol 2:10 5:3-12,4-8,18,19-22,20-21,26-31,27 5:31-32 Belfast 22:28,34 23:46 27:40,46 28:15 6:15 7:29-30,29-32 22:54 25:59 27:1,3; Cinerama at Belle Vue: Weymouth 23:61 29:14 Bellshill 23:37-45,48 Bristol, The Return of the Odeon 7:29-32 Benwell 31:56 British & Dominion 17:31 Berkeley: Tottenham Court Road 9:24 20:7 British Amalgamated Theatres 18:18 Berkhamsted 22:48,49,53,54 British Lion 17:30 Berlin 23:24 26:4 Brixham 28:9 Besses o' th' Barn 19:34 Broadcasting House Concert Hall 27:40 Beverley 9:23,25 Broadway: Deptford 17:4 18:14,15,18; East Ham Bexhill 25:52 29:24 31:19,61; Peterborough 27:48-60; Prestwick 19:34 Bexleyheath 24:54 20:61-62; Shettleston 28:23,24; Stratford East 17:4 Bideford 22:50,53 23:19,20,21,64 Bijou: Shoreham 25:23; Sloughborough 18:32 19:37 Broadway Media Centre: Nottingham 22:28,34 Billington 19:9 Bromige, F.E. 25:3 Billington and Whalley Co-op 19:9 Bromley see LONDON Bilston 24:35 Bromsgrove 31:19,54,59 Bingley 19:4 Brookbottom 19:10 Bingo 31:54 Brookfield: Poynton 19:10 Bingo at Essoldo 31:43 Brownhills 14:29,30 Biograph Victoria 4:1,3-4 5:31 Buckie 19:3,4,34 BIP 17:31 Bulwell 9:30 Birkenhead 2:3-8,3-5,7-8 3:30 8:8,8 18:3,4,9,9,10,12,13 Bungalow: Portobello 23:39 27:43,46 31:19,20,21,30,36,37,38,47,48,53,56,57 Burgess Hill 14:11 16:35 18:31 25:50 Birmingham 1:5-8 2:11 3:16,21,19-22 5:19 6:8,12- Burlington: Torquay 28:9 14,12,14 8:3-9,3,5-7,32 20:43-51 21:14,45 Burnage 24:35 25:16,53,61,62 26:4 27:38,41,42,43,45,46,47 28:59 Burnham on Sea 16:35 29:11,12,13,16,44-55 30:50 31:19,45,54,55,67,84 Burnopfield 19:5 Birtley 19:4,5 Burnopfield Co-op 19:5 Birtley District Co-op 19:5,6 Burrell Foley Fischer 22:1,25-34 Bishop Auckland 31:13,26,36,56 Burslem 21:12 27:43 31:19,59 Bishop's Stortford 22:19 Burslem Cinema Theatre: Burslem 31:59 Blackburn 19:9,12 27:44 31:12,21,26,32,36,46,53,57,58 Burslem Picture Palace: Burslem 31:59 Blackfen 24:35 Burton on Trent 23:47 28:62 Blackhall Mill 31:57 Bury 14:22 19:10 27:44 28:12 31:12,21,36,51,53,59 Blackpool 6:12-14,12,14 16:9 17:4 19:3,11,13 27:40 Bury: Halifax 31:36 28:60 Bury St Edmunds 17:4 Blackpool Co-op 19:11 Butcher's Film Service 17:31 Blackwood 22:54 Byfleet 22:54 Blair, K.R.
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