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Abandoned Palladium Cinema.....Hockley Birmingham 2020🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Join me as we explore this creepy old abandoned cinema in the district of Birmingham known as Hockley Once a grand place adorned with fantastic Victorian/Edwardian buildings Imagine this was once a silent cinema with a piano and a pianist who would play live in the very first picture houses just after the victorian era Located in the Hockley district in the north of Birmingham. Originally opened on 15th November 1911 as the Hockley Picture House, it had 506 seats. It was re-built and enlarged to the plans of architect L.L. Dussault, re-opening as the New Palladium Cinema on 8th November 1922. The opening film was Isobel Elsom in "The Game of Life". The 3-storey building had a tiled mansard roof on top of its facade. Inside the auditorium, there was an elegant decorative scheme and seating was locating in stalls and circle levels. The projection box was located beneath the circle, above the rear stalls seating area. From 22nd October 1936, it was taken over by the Associated British Cinemas(ABC) chain, and was re-named Palladium Cinema. It continued to operate successfully as an inner city neighbourhood cinema for many years. Music 🎶 ‘Tracer Fire 🔥 by myself https://soundcloud.com/djmace-1/trace...