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Duke of York's Cinema. One of the earliest purpose-built Cinemas still operating. First screening 22nd September 1910
Duke of York's Cinema, opened on 22nd September 1910, is one of the earliest purpose-built cinemas still operating in the UK. It is significant as a surviving example of early 20th-century cinema architecture and was a pioneering venue in the development of the British film industry.
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