Salisbury - Odeon Cinema
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Salisbury - Odeon Cinema
Image: © Chris Talbot Taken: 14 Aug 2011
Built by Gaumont British Picture Corporation in 1931, it backs onto a fifteenth-century banqueting hall, which today provides the cinema's picturesque New Canal entrance. The auditorium itself was by architects William Trent and Ernest Tulley in a mock-Baronial style, with ceiling chandeliers and wall tapestries giving the illusion that this is a "Tudor cinema".
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Image Location
Latitude
51.068307
Longitude
-1.795707