Posted in Architecture, Art Deco, Cinemas, Trips at 12:00 on 31 January 2019
The Regal/Kingsway Cinema, Marischal Street, opened 1939, stopped showing films before 1970.
High Art Deco stepping and verticals. Rule of three in separate verticals:-
Posted in Art Deco, Trips at 13:00 on 1 November 2011
Yes there was Art Deco in Cambridge. And some more modern stuff, like malls.
This is the Marks & Spencer frontage in Market Hill. I had to photo it from the side as I couldn’t otherwise get far back enough due to the market stalls.
Just over the street from it, behind and to the left of the above photo is this lovely curved building.
On St Andrews Street there is this set of deco glass panels above what is now Thomas Cook.
Also on St Andrews Street, though further along, is the pub where I saw the first part of the Spain-Scotland game. Like in Lincoln it’s a former cinema.
It’s not the only former cinema in Cambridge converted by Wetherspoons. We also drove past this one by accident. I had got slightly disoriented. (Lost.)
