Premier Electric / Curzon Cinema, Duckett's Common circa 1910

Comment by Hugh on April 19, 2008 at 14:51

I've uploaded the programme also at Premier Electric Programme 1910 so you can read it.

Comment by alistairj on April 19, 2008 at 16:01

Quasar! I remembered it as laser quest but I think it was Quasar written across the front.
Interesting to see the additional view and programme (can't read it all but enough to see that visiting the cinema was a very different experience in those days...).

Comment by Hugh on April 19, 2008 at 17:02

Did you click on the picture of the programme in the other file. YOu should then be able to magnify it a bit more

Comment by alistairj on April 19, 2008 at 18:54

Yes - other file is fine thanks!

Comment by Flower on April 25, 2008 at 14:18

I remember going to that cinema on the corner of Frobisher Road when it was known as the Regal. That would have been in about 1955, and it was that 'Art Deco' shape then.

Comment by matthew cuthbert on December 7, 2022 at 22:40

Excellent images to flesh out what could be again. Screen on the Green’s sister cinema from 1910.

#Screenonthegreen #Ducketscommon #Saveourcinema the last of three in the Harringay area.

from a design intervention this could be key to generating business interest in NoHo, the North Harringay Quarter, where cool stuff happens like Fairland’s Park and Duckets Common, Jam in a Jar & Harringay Local Store. Get listed status to protect this jewel on the Common. Who’s in for ‘Friends of the Eldctric ?’

Screen on the Green is one of London’s great landmarks and still one of our top cinemas in the capital,

 a destination along with the Electric Notting Hill, cinemas saved and resurrected.

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