N E O N at the Phoenix Cinema
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N E O N at the Phoenix Cinema
April 1987: brochure announcing that smoking was to be banned in the auditorium
Terry Gilliam presenting a screening of his film Tideland at the Phoenix in December 2006
Phoenix interior, 1970s
Writer Alan Bennett discussing The History Boys at The Phoenix in 2006.
The London Community Gospel Choir performing before a screening of Trinidad & Tobago vs England game, World Cup 2006.
The Phoenix Cinema Trust celebrated its 21st birthday in 2006.
1960. From 1938 until 1975 Phoenix cinema was known as The Rex.
Phoenix (formerly Rex) programme, 1965
December 1985 programme
Ken Loach presenting a screening of It’s A Free World at the Phoenix in 2007. That night he became a patron of the cinema.
Film critic and Phoenix patron Mark Kermode speaks at a Centenary Restoration event at the cinema in 2010.
The Phoenix's new exterior lights, introduced as part of the cinema's centenary restoration project in 2010.
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Phoenix patron Michael Palin at the cinema for a fundraising screening of American Friends in 2010.
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