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Regal, Uxbridge

233 High Street, Uxbridge UB8 1LD

A classic example of a Grade II* listed building, some of which is a snooker hall, but the enormous space that was once a nightclub awaits a new life.

Uxbridge

Area:North West

Borough:Hillingdon

Regent Street CinemaRegal, Streatham
Regal, Uxbridge

Regal, Uxbridge

Area

North West

Open

1931—1977

Borough

Hillingdon
Cinema opened: 1931
First film: Reaching For the Moon
Cinema closed: 1977
Final film: Demon SeedThe Super Cops
Orig. screens: 1
Orig. capacity: 1,610
Usage: Leisure
Architect: Eric Norman Bailey
Style: Art DecoOriental
Listed: II*
Circuit: Regal (1931—1935)Union Cinemas (1935—1937)ABC (1937—1977)

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Former Regal cinema Uxbridge

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