The stonework is being cleaned.Quote:
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The stonework is being cleaned.Quote:
Originally Posted by steveb
Oh right, is that all. I suppose it is in aid of City of cultureQuote:
Originally Posted by AK1
Took a trip down West Derby Road (Tuebrook) last week looking for a cinema that I frequented as a kid -- no sign of it, the building has long gone and I cannot remember its name.
Its location was down West Derby road (tuebrook) just passed the police station and under the railway bridge on the right.
I think it was between "Oak Leigh and Ivy Leigh".
Can anyone name it for me ?
Thanks for any help that comes along.
Phredd
phredd, It was the Empress, knocked down years ago when the road was widened.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:
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Thanks Shy. will pass on to me other half
The Paramount in 1941 and Kensington 1953.
Thanks for pic,s. The Kensington was that the one next to the ice rink
and became a bingo hall
That's ok, you're welcome Steve. I think it was next to the ice rink but Phil will know for sure when he sees it.
Does anybody remember the Gaumont in the Dingle. I had my first real date there when I was 15. Her name was Diane and I agreed to meet her inside (:neutral:) Oh! the shame of it ! But I had no money,,,,,,,,,,,,
The story can continue but only by PM or e-mail, lol
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Great info Phil (as ever) Max Baer of course being the father of Jethro in The Beverley Hillbillies. I took the year off the info on the back of the photie, apologies if it's wrong.
I know you said previously that there's few photies of the Paramount without its cladding.
What about the insides - what's going on there? Weren't there plans a while back to turn into a bar complex or something? I'm glad they're cleaning the outside up though, it deserves it. I hate hearing people refer to it as an 'eyesore', because it isn't...Quote:
Originally Posted by steveb