Cinema

Curzon Mayfair

32 Curzon Street, Mayfair

The birthplace of the Curzon chain and one of the most distinctive places to see a film in London. Sadly its days in its current guise are numbered...

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Area:Central

Borough:Westminster

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Area

Central

Open

1934—Present

Borough

Westminster

Rebuilt:	1966
Cinema opened:	1934
Screens:	2
Capacity:	65 ,307
Orig. screens:	1
Orig. capacity:	492

Usage:	Cinema (Curzon Mayfair)
Architect:	Francis Lorne
Listed:	II
Circuit:	Curzon (1934— Present)

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