Odeon Cinema, Stafford

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Date:1953

Description:Photograph showing Odeon Cinema advertising the film 'A Folly to be Wise', directed by Frank Launder, starring Alastair Sim, Elizabeth Allen, Ronald Culver, Edward Chapman and Martita Hunt.

Odeon Cinema on the corner of the Green and Newport Road, which was opened by the Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury in 1936. The opening gala was concluded with a showing of Charlie Chaplin's 'Modern Times'.
The cinema was sold in 1981 and it became The Astra, but now belongs to Apollo Cinemas.


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1910s
New Free Library, Stafford
New Free Library, Stafford

Stafford's library was housed in the Borough Hall until 1914. The new library building ...

1950s
Float promoting the Odeon Cinema, Stafford
Float promoting the Odeon Cinema, Stafford

Lorry float decorated to promote films of the week showing at the Odeon Cinema in ...

1970s
The Grapes, Stafford
The Grapes, Stafford

Regulars and staff pictured in the Grapes public house, on the corner of Newport ...

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Image courtesy of: Mrs Caris Catchpole

Donor ref:C.Catchpole-013 (55/27345)

Source: Miscellaneous Collection

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