article_snippet.sent: The 1930s original Art Deco cinema has one screen in The 1930s original Art Deco cinemaproscenium and was described by Visit the Chilterns tourist site as 'possibly Britain's most beautiful cinema'.
article_snippet.sent: The 1930s original Art Deco cinema opened on May 9, 1938, with Heidi starring Shirley Temple and in the early 1970s the balcony was boxed off to create two screens in the upper circle.
article_snippet.sent: its proscenium was soon closed and turned into a bingo hall while films still played in the smaller upstairs screen.
article_snippet.sent: On February 28, 1988, The 1930s original Art Deco cinema was closed and The 1930s original Art Deco cinema would be 30 years before a film would be projected onto the smaller upstairs screen.
article_snippet.sent: Beautiful: The 1930s original Art Deco cinema has one screen in The 1930s original Art Deco cinema proscenium and was described by Visit the Chilterns tourist site the Chilterns tourist site as 'possibly Britain's most beautiful cinema'
article_snippet.sent: After The 1930s original Art Deco cinema revival in 2004, complete with large, comfy seats and a full wine and snack menu, The 1930s original Art Deco cinema has received great plaudits and opens with new titles most days and nights.
article_snippet.sent: The 1930s original Art Deco cinema claims to follow a simple formula involving 'civilised and enticing surroundings' with a 'warm atmosphere'.
article_snippet.sent: The 1930s original Art Deco cinema also boast of cheap tickets and don't sell popcorn or hotdogs.