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| Baghdad |
Cinema Houses
Ltd (*) |
| Baghdad |
Al Nasr (») |
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| Reykjavik |
Háskólá Bio
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 Two DP70 (1624+1628)
First THX theatre in Norden. SR.D. DTS. As of 1998 not a THX
Machines taken out and in storage at the Icelandic Film
Library.
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| Reykjavik |
Laugárasbíó
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 Two DP70.
Machines taken out and in storage at the Icelandic Film
Library. THX. |
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Nethania |
Cinema Sharon |
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Three DP70 (___+____+____). There were quite a few
installations of DP70 in Israel, I've seen 3 DP70's in
Cinema Sharon in Nethania back in 1980, naturally they
showed only 35mm. There are 3@ Fedi 70 machines still in
the booth of cinema Gordon in Tel-Aviv. Both cinemas have
been defunct for years.
Alex Asp,
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Tel-Aviv |
Cinema City |
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 One DP70 (___). One of the last surviving
DP70's exhibited in the lobby of Cinema City, 30 screen
multiplex at the outskirts of Tel-Aviv.
Alex Asp,
13.06.2011
The machine is not functional. With 70 mm empty reel in
upper magazine, and 35 mm reel in the lower. The film gate
inside is 35 mm, and the magnetic heads block is still in
place. 18.06.2011 image by Steven Becker.
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Melzo |
Arcadia |
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 One
DP70 (885) from Schauburg, Germany. Installed 2018
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| Rome |
Adriano
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 The Adriano in May 2006. Image by Thomas Hauerslev
First permanent
Todd-AO theatre in Europe. "Oklahoma!"
opened here 14.02.1957 (European premiere). Original cinema
rebuilt 1990 into a multiplex and equipped with Kinoton machines. |
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| Beruit |
 Cinema Byblos (»)
From the Super Cinerama days (70mm) of the Cinema Byblos, an
advert for
"Cinerama's Russian Adventure", around 1967. Advert
from George Florence's' collection.
Click on the advert.
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| Beruit |
Capitole (») |
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 A
pair of DP70s on their way to the scrap dealer in a back street, somewhere
in Beiruit.
Photographer unknown.
Picture taken February 2013
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| Sliema |
Plaza (*») |
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| Belfast |
Ritz (*») |
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Opened 09.11.1936, 2219 seats. Renamed ABC 1963. Two DP70 installed 25.12.1959 and "South Pacific" shown in Todd-AO. DP70 moved 1969 to private in Glasgow, Scotland. Closed 22.09.1977 by arson. Renamed Cannon. (Reopened date?) Closed 01.07.1993. |
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| Amadora |
Astoria (») |
| Funchal
(Madeira) |
? (») |
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Two DP70 (1761+1762).
Opened in 1966. 1152 seats. Also two FP7 projectors. The
first 70mm film, "Circus World", were
without subtitles. Subtitles were projected in 35mm. Cinema
is closed and used as car parking. Projectors are still
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| Lisbon |
Cinemateca |
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Cinemateca |
| Lisbon |
Condes Cinema |
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Lisbon
Avenida da Liberdade 2, Lisbon 1250
Hard Rock cafe
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| Lisbon |
Imperio (P») |
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DP70 Lisbon Imperio
Av. Almirante Reis
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| Lisbon |
Monumental (*»P) |
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Praca do Saldanha, Lisbon. SR.D. DTS
The cinema was equipped with DP70 to screen 70mm: “Ben Hur”, “My Fair Lady”,
“West Side Story” and “2001: A Space Odessy”. Monumental Cinema Teatro
demolished 1984
Lisbon Monumental
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| Lisbon |
Teatro Tivoli (P») |
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Avenida da Liberdade, Lisbon 1200
Closed 1988, and now live theatre
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| Bucarest |
Studio (») |
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July 2009: "Studio-ul n-a avut niciodata 70mm. Au fost numai
la Patria si Luceafarul." / Cinema Studio never had 70mm.
Cinema Patria and Luceafarul have had 70mm projectors.
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| Moscow |
Forum (*») |
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Built in 1914.
927 seats. Closed in 1993. |
| Moscow |
Cine and Concert Hall "Cosmos" |
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Two DP70 (1567 & 1568). Installed on 1979 (before Moscow Olympic Games) by French engineers: Dominik & Rishar. Only work 4 weeks every year during Russian Film Market (2 weeks in December and 2 weeks in March). Ruslan Sarvarov, 5 May 2009 |
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| Barcelona |
Exposicion
Mundial (») |
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 Two DP70 (1808+1809). To private in Barcelona
Image by Gerardo Cortes |
| Barcelona |
Private (p) |
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Two DP70 (1808+1809) from Exposicion
Mundial (») |
| Madrid |
Cine Consulado
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| Madrid |
Cine Paz #1 (*»P) |
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THX, SR.D. DTS |
| Saragossa |
Rex (») |
| Tolosa |
Leidor (») |
