Cinema Darcy
8 Place Darcy,
Dijon
21000
8 Place Darcy,
Dijon
21000
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Cinema Darcy (Official)
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Architects: Alexandre Fournier
Functions: Movies (First Run), Movies (Foreign)
Styles: Beaux-Arts
Previous Names: Darcy-Palace
Phone Numbers:
Box Office:
33038.030.2513
Manager:
038.030.2513
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The 1,200-seat Darcy-Palace was opened on 6th March 1914 with Helen Gardner in “Cleopatra”. Designed by architect Alexandre Fournier. From 1976 it was divided into several screens. A 6th screen was added in 1995. Today the Cinema Darcy occasionally screens films in their original language versions.
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The original Darcy Palace opened around the time of World War I. During WW II it served as a Soldatenkino for the German forces. The present cinema complex retains the original street facade of the original Darcy Palace. I have, somewhere but just now mislaid, more details of the history, which I will post if they turn up.
Took a while but I found my information eventually, hiding in plain sight.
The Darcy Palace first opened on 6 March 1914, with “Mark Anthony and Cleopatraâ€, it was designed by the architect Bouchard and it had about 1,100 seats, but they claimed 1,500. During World War II it was a “Soldatenkinoâ€. Additional screens were added from 1976, with the sixth screen added in 1995.