
What is recorded here
This film cell commemorative plaque records: Duke of York's Cinema. One of the earliest purpose-built Cinemas still operating. First screening 22nd September 1910 Recorded plaque organisation: British Film Institute.
The Duke of York's Cinema in Brighton is one of the oldest continuously operating cinemas in the United Kingdom, marking the early development and enduring popularity of cinema as a form of entertainment with its first screening on 22nd September 1910.
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