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Coronet, Eltham 7Coronet, Eltham 7
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Coronet, Eltham

99 Well Hall Road, SE9 6LX

Today the Grade II listed facade is all that remains of one of the first Odeon cinemas built in London.

Welling

Area:South

Borough:Greenwich

Coronet, HollowayCoronation Cinema, Manor Park
Coronet, Eltham

Coronet, Eltham

Area

South

Open

1936—2000

Borough

Greenwich
Demolished: 2011
Cinema opened: 1936
First film: Where's Sally?
Cinema closed: 2000
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 1606
Usage: Leisure (Energie Fitness)Housing
Architect: Andrew MatherHorace Ward
Style: Art Deco
Listed: II
AKA: Odeon Well Hall
Circuit: Odeon (1936—1981)Panton Films (1981—2000)

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