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Everyman, Barnet

Great North Road, New Barnet EN5 1AB

For decades an Odeon, this Grade II listed cinema remains a 1930s suburban classic.

High Barnet

Area:North

Borough:Barnet

Everyman, HampsteadEmpire, Leicester Square
Everyman, Barnet Detail

Everyman, Barnet

Area

North

Open

1935—Present

Borough

Barnet
Cinema opened: 1935
First film: Transatlantic Merry Go-RoundThem Thar Hills
Screens: 5
Capacity: 50, 50, 61, 99, 169
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 1,553
Usage: Cinema (Everyman, Barnet)
Architect: Edgar J Simmons
Style: Art Deco
Listed: II
AKA: Odeon
Circuit: Odeon (1935—2015)Everyman (2015— Present)

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