Embassy / East End 2, Melbourne
Name | Embassy / East End 2, Melbourne |
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Address | 100 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria 3000 |
Operation Dates | 1964-12-24 - 1988-01-01 |
Capacity | 400 |
Suburban/Country | City |
Purpose | Cinema |
Screens | 1 |
Roles |
The Embassy Theatre opened in 1964 and was built beside the My Fair Lady / Palladium / East End 1, Melbourne. A carpark driveway seperated the two theatres. Renamed East End 2 when the Palladium was renamed East End 1 on, June 7, 1972. Film Weekly records the following venue exhibitors: References Film Weekly. Film Weekly: Motion Picture Directory. Sydney. 1964/5-1971. |
Event Date | Name of Venue | Address | Latitude / Longitude |
Capacity | Suburban | Purpose | Screens |
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1964-12-24 | Embassy |
100 Bourke Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 |
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400 | City | Cinema | 1 |
1972-06-07 | East End 2 |
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Films | Distributor | Dates |
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One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-16 - 1971-12-16 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-17 - 1971-12-17 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-18 - 1971-12-18 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-19 - 1971-12-19 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-20 - 1971-12-20 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-21 - 1971-12-21 | |
One And Only Genuine Original Family Band, The | 1971-12-22 - 1971-12-22 | |
Dunwich Horror, The | 1971-12-23 - 1971-12-23 | |
Dunwich Horror, The | 1971-12-24 - 1971-12-24 | |
Dunwich Horror, The | 1971-12-25 - 1971-12-25 |