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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 เม.ย. 2018
- A slideshow of photos of the Bedford Halls Cinema in Walton, which changed hands to Abram & Mitchell in the late 1950's. Brunswick Furniture moved in around the early 1990's. The building was demolished in 2008. Credits: Philip G Mayer. Keith Rose & L.R.O.
Used to pass here regularly,as me Grandma used to live in Weldon Street.
Lovely building ,used to stand in at he auction there back in the day at abrams ..sad to see gone
My mate lived opposite so when you came out the front door of his terrace on Beddy road itwas all eyes front at THE PINK PALACE....
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my lovely mam and dad done their courting in the !!!! BEDDY !!! In the 1920 s . Jimmy poss Liverpool
I only went there once to see Elvis in love me tender ,that was 1958 .
I thought of going to see a film of my choice in every cinema in Liverpool.& i did why i did this was just something to do. I went to every full running cinema that i could find & get in. Over the next X amount of months ( i think it was about 6 months ) They only ones i didn't go to was this one another in Crosby ( near to coronation park) & another that escapes it's name & area. So, i think i did very well in travel & watching some of my fav films at the time ( of wbich i sadly can't remember any of them. I think i managed to go to no less 10 (at the time surviving cinemas ) It could have been more but, i sadly can't remember all of them Just those i can very barely recall. Such a shame they go But due to STREAMING & DVD,'s they sadly go & besides the high cost of a ticket ( last time was about £8+ for a adult 😯 & the seats was so very ucomfortable especially for a person like myself with long legs being squashed not nice. 👎😠😠😠😠 Some manage to survive & are turned into snooker clubs or something else But, most are demolished & are eventually forgotten except for those who remember them.
I saw "the beast with a million eyes" there around 57' .........the biggest swizz of a film title ever