MANOR PICTURE HOUSE

The building on Manor Street, Dublin, known variously as the Manor Picture House and the Manor Cinema, holds a significant place in the city's history. Originally opened in 1914 as the Manor Street Picture House, it later became the Palladium Cinema in 1934 and the Broadway Manor Street Cinema around 1940. Despite these official changes, "Manor Cinema" remained the popular name, particularly around 1920, suggesting a shift in common usage.

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