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	Electric Cinema - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Electric Cinema is a cinema in Birmingham, England.
		In 1936 the cinema was bought by local entrepreneur Joseph Cohen.
		Initially the cinema was due to shut its doors for three weeks for a Christmas break, but it soon became clear that it was not to re-open, leaving staff and regular customers angry at its sudden closure.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Electric_Cinema (403 words)

	Electric House \| About us (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Electric House is open daily from 8am until 1am Monday to Thursday, 8am until 2am on Friday and Saturday and 10am until midnight on Sundays.
		There are special Club nights held regularly in the Cinema featuring an interesting mix of entertainment from music to comedy to special Q and A sessions.
		Electric House members are also given access to the Soho House boat throughout the Cannes Film Festival.
	www.electrichouse.com /aboutus.php (365 words)

	[KFCC] Electric Dragon 80,000 Volts Review
		The content of these pages is copyright © 1999-2005 by "KFC Cinema" and may not be copied or reprinted without the written consent of the publisher.
		As a child, he was hit with an electrical charge, thus instilling him with the power of 80,00 Volts.
		The contrast is at it's most noticeable when Asano is maniacally and, to him, therapeutically grinding away on his guitar, while elsewhere, "Thunderbolt Buddha" is literally floating down the street, with absolutely no expression on his face, as if in a trance.
	www.kfccinema.com /reviews/action/electricdragon/electricdragon.html (1159 words)

	BBC - Birmingham Features - Electric Cinema to re-open
		The Electric is the oldest working cinema in the UK The cinema opened in December 1909.
		The cinema, which dates back to 1909, is the oldest working cinema in the country.
		In the 30's tastes altered and in 1936 the cinema was bought by local entrepreneur Joseph Cohen.
	www.bbc.co.uk /birmingham/features/2004/03/electric_cinema.shtml (1342 words)

	Electric Palace Cinema - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Electric Palace Cinema, in Harwich, Essex, England, is one of the oldest cinemas in the UK.
		Opened on 18 November 1911, the cinema closed in 1956 but re-opened in 1981, retaining the original screen, projection room and frontage as well as much of the original interior.
		In November 2006, actor Clive Owen became patron of the cinema and launched an appeal for funds to repair deterioriating elements of the fabric.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Electric_Palace_Cinema (159 words)

	Electric Cinema London (Notting Hill)
		The seats though comfy are far too large to have any connection with whomever you actually went to the cinema with and in general the place feels more like a Notting Hill bar than the cozy charming cinema that it could be in that beautiful interior.
		The cinema is very nice and a little bit too comfortable.
		At the back of the cinema is a bar serving tasty snacks (no dodgy hotdogs) and drinks, and there are also a few sofas which you can book (if you book early).
	www.urbanpath.com /london/cinemas/electric-cinema.htm (687 words)

	IDEASFACTORY West Midlands - Business Feature
		Apart from an array of structural problems, he is also tackling the complex bureaucracy of opening the cinema - licenses for public entertainment, food and drink and fire and safety all have to be in place, and then there's the small matter of arranging the programme.
		With small suburban cinemas long gone and Birmingham's oldest cinema tapping into a new sort of audience, it seems the future of independent cinema in the city may be in the more modern, functional settings of the MAC and the newly opened Theatre Space in the Custard Factory.
		The new elite Electric with its million pound facelift will fit in well with Birmingham's current focus on high class entertainment, but may leave fans of the cinema's former charms out in the cold.
	westmidlands.ideasfactory.com /business/features/feature22.htm (837 words)

	Where Did It All Go Right? Andrew Collins
		The cinema was bought and refurbished in 2002, and a restaurant and bar added, by the bloke who runs Soho House, in Soho.
		The Electric is the oldest purpose-built cinema in London and it's been lovingly restored to its early 20th-century grandeur.
		The Electric is by definiton not a place you could afford to use as your regular cinema, but we all deserve a treat, and it fits that bill.
	www.wherediditallgoright.com /BLOG/2006/08/fleapit.html (913 words)

	ELECTRIC \| cinema house brasserie ::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Electric Cinema is now open to the public with the emphasis on comfort, service and quality films.
		The Electric House is a private members club for those living and working in the local Notting Hill area.
		The Electric Brasserie is a classic brasserie and bar open to the public for breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.
	www.the-electric.co.uk (214 words)

	Gabion: Shock treatment: the rediscovery of London's Electric Cinema 1/2
		But everybody agrees on one thing: the Edwardian picture house known as the Electric Cinema, in London's Notting Hill, is a fine and important building.
		It is an rare survival of the first, intimate form of the cinema, and a world away from the huge, glitzy picture palaces of the 1930s.The good news is that it functions once more as a working cinema.
		The Electric, closed and decaying for years, has been restored and reopened, at a cost of more than £2m.
	www.hughpearman.com /articles2/electric_cinema.html (467 words)

	Harwich Electric Palace Cinema - an early UK picture palace
		It has recent undergone renovations to the cinema entrance, revealing the original stone archway, with its decorative plasterwork and so restoring the facade to its original glory.
		The Cinema Theatre Association was started in 1967 by journalist Eric George, who wished to see more attention paid to the magnificent movie palaces of the Twenties and Thirties.
		At the Electric Palace he performed during the screening of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (2004) and Faust (2005).
	www.electricpalace.com /links.php (772 words)

	Dendy Cinemas - About Dendy Canberra Centre
		As Canberra's newest cinema, Dendy Canberra Centre builds and expands on the legacy of the recently closed Electric Shadows Cinemas.
		The Premium Class Cinemas will boast its own exclusive lounge, full in-seat dining and bar service as well as opulent electric reclining seats, that are a match for any first class experience.
		Located conveniently in the new North Quarter of the Canberra Centre, the cinemas are easily accessible by public transport and is a 2 minute walk from more the thousands of car spaces that are adjacent.
	www.electricshadows.com.au (176 words)

	Cinema Treasures \| Electric Cinema (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The cinema was opened in 1909 in the centre of the city and has been showing movies almost ever since.
		In the summer of 2004 the lease of the Electric was sold, the new owner's intention being to use it as a recording studio.
		It was in 1980 when Classic Cinemas were operating the building that they gutted and split the auditorium, creating a twin cinema seating 242 and 105.
	cinematreasures.org /theater/9559 (731 words)

	www.myspace.com/electriccinema
		The Electric Cinema have just finished shooting the video for their second single, Cut Down, which will be released on the 12th March.
		Fascinated with the random synchronisation of music and visuals, The Electric Cinema have created an album that is essentially a soundtrack to some 30 year old family super eight films.
		The Electric Cinema have teamed up with 10 of their favourite cinematic friends to bring you a collection of 10 shorts - each set to a track from the forth coming album.
	www.myspace.com /electriccinema (1360 words)

	The future is Electric Evening Standard (London) - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		There were other cinemas offering this melancholic service the Paris Pullman, the Ritzy, the Scala, the Academy, the Everyman, the Rio but the Electric was the undisputed leader.
		The Electric is back, to applause from Ken Livingstone, Michael Palin, and other figures redolent of the era when it flourished.
		Under its vaulted ceiling the walls are covered in panels and swags and scrolls, the screen surrounded by a proscenium thickly carved with gilded fruit and veg.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4153/is_20010306/ai_n11961740 (638 words)

	Electric Cinema Portobello Road (London) - Review - Tazzywazzy's Tuesday(Part 2)-It's Electrifying!
		We arrived on Portobello road, and found ourselves outside the cinema, you will be able to spot it from the end of the road, it has a big blue neon sign that reads Electric, the entrance is ram-a-jammed full of fashionable (well we let them think they are) notting heller's er i mean HILLers.
		Whilst outside the cinema, and giving Harry the cash for the tickets someone approached him because they thought he was a ticket towt (sorry can't spell it and my spelling is so bad my spell checker doesn't even know what I am trying to spell).
		There are also a couple of other interesting pages on the site such as "Electric Scream" this is a regular night where parents or carers can bring their sprogs that are under a year old and have them on their laps, apparently these run every Monday and Tuesdays (from March) too, cheap ticket prices apply.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /other-uk-ireland-topics/electric-cinema-portobello-road-london/1038297 (1128 words)

	Tab Tension Electric Cinema Screen 16:9
		The outer case is a beautifully designed fl alloy case, and can also be installed into a decorative box or the groove of a ceiling.
		This ensures that the screen is as flat and level as the mirror.
		The Tab-Tension Cinema model utilizes an extra heavy motor made by the world-famous French Somfy Systems.
	www.htmarket.com /tab-tens169.html (208 words)

	Electric Cinema Portobello Road, London
		Along with a programme of great films, an original interior and luxurious leather seating, footstools and tables for food and drink, the Electric offers a more comfortable movie experience.
		The concept for the interior is original and fresh with leather seating, footstools and tables for food and drink - generally more space for a more comfortable movie experience.
		The Cinema's film programme reflects this new concept.
	www.cityinn.com /london/whatson/electric_cinema.htm (108 words)

	Rogue Cinema - Electric Edwardians - The Films of Mitchell & Kenyon (2005) - By James L Neibaur
		Rogue Cinema is always on the lookout for new writers to join our regular staff of volunteers.
		Electric Edwardians offers footage from the very early days of cinema, when moving images were shown to everyday audiences.
		Electric Edwardians is yet another terribly important release from Milestone Film and Video, making available and accessible some remarkable, significant footage that serve as sociocultural checkpoints for studies in twentieth century history
	www.roguecinema.com /article669.html (630 words)

	Cinema Treasures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		LIVERMORE, CA — On the eve of its fiftieth anniversary, the Vine Cinema is celebrating its existence despite having to make many modifications over the years.
		The Vine Cinema, which has become somewhat of a landmark in downtown Livermore, is gearing up for its 50th anniversary.
		The cinema has seen some changes over the years — the conversion into a two-screen complex in the mid-1970s and a stint as a second-run movie theater in the 1980s.
	www.cinematreasures.org (1239 words)

	Birmingham: It's Not Shit.I agree - ChatArea.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The decline in cinema usage could be down to the fast turnaround of films to the home market as well as people having more choice about what to watch and where.
		Secondly, years ago people used to go to the cinema as a family, now it isn't "cool" for kids to be seen in public let alone at the cinema with their parents, which brings up point number three.
		Myself and others hate going to the cinema when there are hordes of kids there which leaves you with two choices: go during the day when the little turds are at school (if you're not at work that is), or go late at night when they should be at home.
	www.chatarea.com /BirminghamItsNotShit.m2245839 (1892 words)

	Harwich Electric Palace Cinema - an early UK picture palace
		Membership: The cinema runs as a club and admission is restricted to members only.
		The Electric Palace in Harwich, England first opened its doors in 1911 and continues to show films on weekends throughout the year.
		The Electric Palace Trust and Electric Palace (Harwich) Ltd, King's Quay Street, Harwich, Essex, CO12 3ER, UK.
	www.electricpalace.com (218 words)

	Amazon.com: Electric Shadows: DVD: Jiang Xiao,Yu Xia,Haibin Li,Yijing Zhang,Zhongyang Qi,Zhengjia Wang,Haogi ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Electric Shadows depends upon an improbable coincidence, yet the compelling story lures you to accept it.
		Movies about a cinema-crazed childhood are prone to be a little sappy, but Electric Shadows presents a multilayered vision of the pain, delight, and chaotic confusion of childhood; the combination achieves a rare and compelling balance, building to a sweet conclusion that's been richly earned.
		Jiang Xiao's feature debt film `Electric Shadows' requires a bit of suspension of disbelief - slightly patchy script needs polishing up, having more than one unbelievable coincidences - but her sincere attitudes toward the film's material are no doubt genuine, and I promise this emotional film ultimately delivers.
	www.amazon.com /Electric-Shadows-Jiang-Xiao/dp/B000FI8MG6 (1558 words)

	Films. Cinemas. UK. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Showcase cinemas are an expanding cinema chain in the UK.
		The Electric Cinema in Birmingham, a local independent cinema Apparently, they serve cakes in the foyer!
		Cineworld Multiplex Cinemas based in Ashford Bexleyheath, Bishops Stortford, Bristol, Burton on Trent, Chesterfield, Falkirk, Feltham, Huntingdon, Isle of Wight, Llandudno Junction, Luton, Milton Keynes, Rugby, Runcorn, Shrewsbury, Stevenage, St. Helens, Swindon, Wakefield, Weymouth, Wolverhampton and Wood Green.
	www.1066ad.com /films/cinema.htm (408 words)

	Alternative cinemas in London - London cinema guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		First up is The Electric Cinema - 191 Portobello Road, W11 (020) 7908 9696.
		It's an excellent looking place (a old cinema conversion - so lots of lovely early 20th century décor) that specializes in arthouse fare and the latest in high profile foreign releases.
		This is the oldest purpose built cinema in the UK - and it shows in the unique art-deco auditorium.
	www.viewlondon.co.uk /home_feat_where_cinemas.asp (626 words)

	Electric Palace Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bridport's much-loved Electric Palace will switch on again for the 21st century, not just as a cinema but also as a laboratory and training ground for the arts and a beacon for film, theatre, dance, photography and music.
		Constituted as a not-for-profit organisation, the objective of the Electric Palace is to reinvest trading profits in supporting communtiy initiatives and artistic development.
		As part of a wider national and international community of multi-arts venues, the Electric Palace is forging links with similar ventures in Europe and around the world.
	www.electricpalace.org.uk (550 words)

	The Electric : Home
		The cinema is the oldest working cinema in the UK first opening on December 30th 1909.
		The Electric Cinema is proud to be associated with La Fee Absinthe.
		We are only one of a handful of establishments in the country to serve Parisian absinthe using a traditional fountain.
	www.deadgood.co.uk /electric/index.htm (387 words)

	The Electric : History
		The Electric Cinema in Birmingham is the oldest working cinema in the UK.
		Built in 1909 the cinema has gone through many incarnations and name changes.
		Although Birmingham once had over 100 cinemas, amazingly The Electric remains as the only independent cinema left in the city today.
	www.theelectric.co.uk /history.htm (193 words)

	Brighton cinema directory
		During the 1930s it was called the Princes Hall (Cinema); occasional film performances, as well as concerts and live theatre, were held here until 1939.
		Plans for a cinema conversion by Melville S Ward are approved.
		The cinema is also known as the Electric Theatre.
	www.terramedia.co.uk /brighton/brighton_cinema_directory.htm (1195 words)

	Electric Cinema
		The Electric Cinema in Portobello Road opened in 1910 and is now London's oldest and one of its finest purpose-built cinemas.
		The foyer retains its tiny gilt-domed box office and mosaic floor which leads to a baroque panelled auditorium with fine plasterwork.
		The cinema now has new comfortable seating and the latest 35mm projector.
	www.rbkc.gov.uk /InterestingPlaces/localarchitecture/electric.asp (82 words)

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