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Picture Halls...."
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a go tae the pictures Mammy?"
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Poster photo kindly supplied by Frank Watson a contributor to the
Surviving
Cinema website
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This was a short lived cinema in an existing
hall, open 1912 as Glass's Glorious Bright Pictures.
It was ran by the manager, Herbert Glass who advertised showings twice
nightly at " Peoples Popular Prices". |
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The building has been completely modernised and is now a work shop... |
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January 2006
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| It is situated in Broad Street near the
junction of Orr Street and in fact nearly backs onto the Olympia Cinema at
Bridgeton Cross.. |
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View looking into Broad Street from Orr Street
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Interesting footnote : directly opposite the
old picture hall building, where the trees are, there used to be a
tenement building and my Granny's sister Rubina Lewis (nee Rankin) lived
there with her husband John and family.
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| More Broad
Street |
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 My
thanks tae Glesga Pal and film buff Norrie McNamee for his help with this
webpage Jan.2006 |
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