Grange, Kilburn

Area

North

Open

1914—1975

Borough

Camden

Cinema opened:	1914
First film:	She Stoops to Conquer
Cinema closed:	1975
Final film:	The GhoulI Don't Want to be Born
Orig. screens:	1
Orig. capacity:	2,028

Usage:	Religious (UCKG Help Centre)
Architect:	Edward Albert Stone
Style:	Baroque
Listed:	II
Circuit:	North Metropolitan (1914—1929)Gaumont British (1929—1941)Rank (1941—1975)

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