This place has been done lots recently! Anyway here is my take on it. Unfortunately my camera wasn't playing nice and I left my tripod in the car!
The only evidence I found of the cinema days! The original door
The projector room, whats left!
Unfortunately nothing exciting behind the stage!
The rest of the days images are here
The Kingsway Cinema at The Parade on Kings Heath High Street opened on 2nd March 1925 and was designed by Horace G Bradley. The same architect was responsible for a number of Birmingham cinemas - all in the neo-classical style.
It closed as a cinema in May 1980 when the final films were "The Bermuda Triangle" and a documentary feature "Encounter with Disaster".
Gala Bingo opened on the site in 1982 and closed in 2007.
As a cinema the building had 1362 seats and it was licensed as a bingo hall for 903 occupants. The current planning application is for a 300-seat restaurant and banqueting/conference facility with a capacity of 400.
The only evidence I found of the cinema days! The original door
The projector room, whats left!
Unfortunately nothing exciting behind the stage!
The rest of the days images are here