Woolton Picture House, Movie theater in Woolton, Liverpool, England
Description
Woolton Picture House is a movie theater in Woolton featuring a traditional single-screen design with comfortable seating and many original architectural details from 1927. The venue shows classic films, independent productions, and current releases with refreshments available during intermission.
History
The building was designed in 1926 by architect L.A.G. Prichard for owner Alfred Adams and opened in 1927. During World War II, it screened newsreels that kept the community informed about current events.
Culture
The cinema acts as a gathering place for the community, hosting regular film nights, conversations with filmmakers, and themed events throughout the year.
Practical
The location is easily accessible and provides ample seating for various attendance levels. Arriving early is recommended to select the best spot and enjoy the atmosphere before the film begins.
Did you know?
The cinema served as a filming location in 2009 for Nowhere Boy, which tells the story of John Lennon's early life in Liverpool. This connection to Lennon's history makes it a notable destination for visitors interested in the city's music heritage.
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