Triangle Cinema

Gooch Street,
Birmingham, B5

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Previously operated by: Associated British Cinemas Ltd.

Previous Names: Pringles Picture Palace

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Triangle Cinema

Located in the south Birmingham inner-city district of Highgate. Originally on this corner site was Pringles Picture Palace which opened in 1915.

It was rebuilt in 1923, opening as the Triangle Cinema on 8th October 1923 with Charlie Chaplin in “"The Pilgrim” and John Gilbert in “The Yellow Stain”. The freehold on the building was owned by the Gooch Estate, and later the head lease was owned by Associated British Cinemas(ABC). It was operated by them until it closed as an English language cinema in 1959.

It became the first Asian cinema in Birmingham, and screened Bollywood films, and became the headquarters of the Asian film industry in the city.

It was later demolished.

Contributed by Ken Roe

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Biffaskin
Biffaskin on July 30, 2023 at 5:39 am

The 1944 KYB has the owners as the Lyons Estate.

Mike_Blakemore
Mike_Blakemore on July 30, 2023 at 9:32 am

Biffa The KYB were notorious for being never kept date. This was part of the 1929 big leasing deal struck by Cinema Proprietors Ltd., Boris Peters at that stage was Manager. Never Trust KYB..

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