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Everyman, Hampstead

5 Holly Bush Vale, NW3 6TX

One of London's most celebrated cinemas that gained fame in the 1930s for being one of the first in the capital to show foreign films.

Hamptead

Area:North

Borough:Camden

Everyman, Muswell HillEveryman, Barnet
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Everyman, Hampstead

Area

North

Open

1933—Present

Borough

Camden
Building: 1888
Cinema opened: 1933
First film: Le Million
Screens: 2
Capacity: 72, 122
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 285
Usage: Cinema (Everyman Hamspstead)
Architect: Alister Gladstone MacDonald
Circuit: Everyman (1933— Present)

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