Coronet, Northfields

Area

West

Open

1932—1985

Borough

Ealing

Cinema opened:	1932
First film:	The Honourable Mr. WongLord Babs
Cinema closed:	1985
Final film:	The Terminator
Orig. screens:	1
Orig. capacity:	1,538

Usage:	Religious (Ealing Christian Centre)
Architect:	Cecil Masey
Style:	AtmosphericSpanish Moorish
Listed:	II*
AKA:	Avenue Theatre, Odeon
Circuit:	Independent (1932—1936)Odeon (1936—1981)Panton Films (1981—1985)

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