formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall will soon be showing films again, thanks to help from Cinema for All and Moviola, two organisations that help venues to run community cinemas. Source: Films to return to Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall thanks to new community theatre … Continued
In the heyday of cinema in Bradford, there were no fewer than 44 picture-houses across the district.That reflected the appetite for cinema-going among the public… and also the fact that it was the primary source of entertainment for the masses. … Continued
The number of cinemas in the UK has fallen hugely since World War Two and many have recently questioned if enough is being done to preserve them. Source: Milton Keynes’ historic cinemas: What are they now? | oneMK
AVAILABLE NOW A new book that looks at the developments of motion picture film technology from a British perspective from 1895 to 2015.
Plans to rebuild a Wearside picture house brick-by-brick at Beamish Museum have brought memories flooding back for a former projectionist. Source: Projectionist lands starring role in Sunderland cinema revamp – Sunderland Echo
Miracle Theatre’s first feature film TIN returns home to its real-life roots in St. Just, with outdoor cinema screenings on the clifftops, amidst the historic mine stacks of Botallack for the next few days. Source: The film Tin returns to … Continued