Memory Palaces

ActOne cinema on Acton High StreetActOne cinema on Acton High Street
Apollo Picture House, Stoke NewingtonActon Screen, Acton
Cinema

ActOne

119 High Street, W3 6NA

A wonderful community cinema housed in the Grade II Passmore Edwards Library

Acton Central

Area:West

Borough:Ealing

Apollo Picture House, Stoke NewingtonActon Screen, Acton
ActOne 5

ActOne

Area

West

Open

2021—Present

Borough

Ealing
Building: 1900
Cinema opened: 2021
First film: No Time To Die
Screens: 2
Capacity: 60, 60
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 60
Usage: Cinema (ActOne Cinema & Café)
Style: Victorian Gothic
Listed: II
Circuit: Independent (2021— Present)

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1-3 High Street, W3 6NG

1980—1991

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