Jack Stroud	Manager
F. Selleck	Property Assistant	Co-proprietor

Greater Union Theatres

Exhibitor

Diamond City
Don't Just Stand There
Encore
I live in Grosvenor Square		It was the first movie shown at the Grosvenor
La Boheme
Man of the Moment
Queen of Hearts		It was one of the last film screened
Romeo and Juliet
Silent Dust
The Dark Command		It was one of the last film screened
The Doomsday Flight
The environment of Love
The Final Test
The man in the white suite
The Queen of Spades
The Romantic Age
Venture into faith
Wherever she goes
Woman to Woman

journal - Cinemarecord : Camden Theatre Cinemarecord 16. 01-05-1997

Gerry Kennedy, Ian Hanson, Brian Miller

The Cinemarecord journals have detailed historical and present day cinema’s since 1994. They provide an amount of detail difficult to gain through other pu...[full record]

Unknown - Court told of theatre safe theft . 24-01-1947. p.4

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book - New Australian Cinema . 00-00-1992

Brian McFarlane, Geoff Mayer

Explains Thornhill's views about cinema in Australian context and his partnership with Moorehouse on The Everlasting Secret Family. Thornhill's role in the T...[full record]

Unknown - Nurses 'on guard' at film premiere : Nurses 'on guard' at film premiere The Argus. 23-12-1954. p.16

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Unknown - Royal visit to Victoria : Royal visit to Victoria . 15-11-1945. p.3

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newspaper - The Argus Entertainment Guide The Argus. 08-12-1956. p.45

The Trove Online Database is an extremely interesting website containing digitalised newspapers, advertising and more; providing a great facility to search i...[full record] Showing times advertising "Doctor in the House"

book - The Greater Union Story 1910-1985 75 Years Of Cinema In Australia . 00-00-1985

Terry O'Brien

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History

The Grosvenor once was called the Central Hall. The Central Hall opened its gates in 1928. First it was used as a hall and later turned into a cinema. When there was a huge amount of high standard British films, the management of the Central Hall decided that they will be screening only British pictures. They renamed the cinema immediately.