Speciality Cinema
30 Queen Street,
Hamilton
HM11
30 Queen Street,
Hamilton
HM11
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Little Theatre, Hamilton (Official)
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Functions: Movies (Film Festivals), Movies (First Run)
Previous Names: Little Theatre
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Box Office:
1441.292.2135
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This cozy Hamilton theater lives up to its name, just under 180 in its auditorium. The Little Theatre features matinees on weekend days, as well as children’s films on certain mornings. The theater screens mostly first-run American fare, but doesn’t show R-rated films before the evening.
The Little Theatre, along with the Liberty Theatre, are the two main venues for the Bermuda International Film Festival, which is usually held for two weeks in the spring.
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Oddly enough, Clearview Cinemas books this theatre through our subsidiary, Cinema Services!
The 1963 IMPA lists the Rosebank and Island in Hamilton as part of Bermuda General Theaters at that time. I don’t know if these may have been akas for the two Bermuda theaters that are currently listed. Also listed are the Sandys in Somerset and the Somers Opera House in St. Georges. Bermuda General Theaters was headquartered in Hamilton.
I just made a comment on the Liberty Theatre listing. The Rosebank and Island Theatres were operating from 1967 to 1970 while I was living in Bermuda. They were indeed operated by Bermuda General Theatres and showed mostly Hollywood mainstream movies. Both theatres looked fairly new at that time and the Rosebank had a stage and balcony. I remember the massive lobby had a staircase going upstairs to the balcony. The Island Theatre located across from a square/park in Hamilton was much smaller and was one floor if I can remember correctly. The Rosebank was located a few blocks from I considered the center of Hamilton, but both were located a block or two from the waterfront.