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14m
of silver screen
A screen worth the trip
Our restored 1938 screen is fourteen metres wide, with 4K projection — and real 35mm film on classic nights.
Presented by Your Brand
The pictures,
as they were meant to be seen.
A single-screen picture palace with velvet seats, a real curtain and a bar that stays open until the credits roll. New releases and old classics, every night.
- Open every night from 16:00
- Tickets from $9
- Bar & popcorn in the lobby
The house
Three reasons to leave the sofa.
Streaming is fine. But some films deserve a big screen, a dark room and a crowd that gasps at the same moment.
II
412
velvet seats
Seats you sink into
Every seat has a clear view and room for your legs. Book a loge box for two and your drinks come to you.
III
$9
matinee ticket
A fair night out
Matinees from $9, evenings from $14, and a members' card that pays for itself after four films.
The box office
Every seat, accounted for.
See how full tonight's showing is before you set off. The board in the lobby — and this one — update every minute.
- Seat map updated live
- Members book 48 hours early
- Wheelchair spaces in every row
Tickets
Priced like a matinee.
Simple prices for every showing. Children, students and seniors always pay the matinee price.
Admit oneNo. 0009
The Matinee
$9per ticket
Every showing before 17:00 — plus children, students and seniors at any time.
- Any matinee showing
- Choose your seat
- Popcorn refills for $2
- Rebook up to 2 hours before
Admit the houseNo. 0014
The Evening
$14per ticket
Evening features, late shows and premieres in full picture-palace style.
- All evening showings
- Choose your seat
- A drink from the bar included
- Curtain call and organ overture
- Rebook up to 2 hours before
Admit twoNo. 0049
The Loge Box
$49for two
A private box on the balcony, with table service for the whole film.
- Two velvet armchairs
- A bottle of wine or two sodas
- Popcorn served to your box
- The best view in the house
Members get every sixth film free. Gift cards are sold at the box office.
Late edition Film notices Price: one ticket
The Evening Ledger
Old picture palace draws full houses every night
“Like seeing the film for the first time.”
We saw an old favourite on 35mm and the whole room applauded at the end. Nothing at home comes close.
“The loge box is worth every cent.”
Wine, popcorn and the best seats in the house for our anniversary. The staff made it feel like a premiere.
“Our kids ask for the matinee every Sunday.”
The gentler sound and the lights left slightly up make it perfect for little ones on their first trip to the pictures.
Visiting
Before you come.
Everything people ask before their first night with us. Anything else — call the box office and we'll answer before the next show.
No. 01What time should I arrive?
Doors open thirty minutes before each showing. The film starts after two trailers and a short, about ten minutes after the listed time.
No. 02Can I bring food and drinks?
Please buy from our lobby bar — it keeps the tickets cheap. Bottles of water are always welcome.
No. 03Is the cinema accessible?
Yes. There is step-free access, wheelchair spaces in every row and a hearing loop for every showing.
No. 04Can I change my tickets?
Yes, free of charge up to two hours before the showing, online or at the box office.
No. 05Do you show subtitles?
Foreign-language films are always subtitled, and every Tuesday one showing has subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.
No. 06Can I rent the cinema?
Yes — for birthdays, company events and private screenings. Write to us and we'll send a quote.
Book tickets
The doors open tonight.
Pick a showing, choose your seats and show your tickets on your phone at the door.
Or call the box office on +1 555 010 0300