The Beaufort Cinema opened in 1929. The building was designed by Archibald Hurley Robinson, with an impressive Tudor revival interior including beams, an oak staircase, and stained glass windows depicting English royalty; the lights in the auditorium were styled as lanterns. The cinema closed in 1978 and was later demolished.
This is part of the Series: NWC01/01 Norman Walley: Series of slides; within the Collection: NWC01 Norman Walley Cinema Collection
© Historic England Archive
Photographer: Walley, Norman
Architect: Robinson, Archibald Hurley
Tudor Revival, Stained Glass, Window, Early 20th Century Cinema, Heraldry, Historic Person, Leisure And Recreation
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