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Maida Vale Picture HouseHimalaya Palace
Cinema

Lexi

194 Chamberlayne Road, NW10 3JU

London's only social enterprise cinema is housed in a beautiful Edwardian building.

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Area:North West

Borough:Brent

Maida Vale Picture HouseHimalaya Palace
Lexi

Lexi

Area

North West

Open

2008—Present

Borough

Brent
Building: 1927
Cinema opened: 2008
Screens: 2
Capacity: 30, 70
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 75
Usage: Cinema (The Lexi Cinema)
Circuit: (2008— Present)

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Near this cinema:

Gaumont State, Kilburn

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Gaumont State, Kilburn

199 Kilburn High Road, NW6 7HY

1937—1990

Kilburn High Road

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