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3 buildings

3 cinemas recorded in the Scottish Cinemas archive.

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Demolished

Stirling St/Well Strand Brae

Picture House

View location on Google MapsPicture House, DennyPhotograph above courtesy of Hugh

Stirling Street

Thomson

Opened 1913

Demolished in the 1960s.

Archive material below courtesy Ron Thomson

Exterior c.1914

Weekly statement,

February 1915

Extract from Trans-Atlantic Review,

July 1915

Archive image and information courtesy of Michael J. Timmons:

The photograph of The Picture

House, Stirling Street, Denny, Stirlingshire was taken at the time of

George V silver jubilee in 1935. In it are Paddy McMenemy (left,

projectionist) and Joseph J. Timmons (right, director, manager). It was

owned by the Commercial Cimematograph Company Ltd, established by my

grandfather Jospeh J Timmons and his brother Tom Timmons in 1912. Tom

ran the Fife end of the business with cinemas in Lochgelly,

Cowdenbeath, Kelty and Cardenden until his death in 1955 at which point

Joseph's son, Joe took over to be suceeded in 1993 by his son, another

Joe.

Tom was responsible for much of the early movie films taken around the

Lochgelly area, some of which are mow with the Scottish Film Archive.

The Stirling Street cinema was demolished in the late'50s or early '60s.

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Other Denny cinemas

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NameAddressWhat we know
Town HallGlasgow Road Building type: hall · Leased by Commercial Cinematograph Co. who also ran the Picture House in the same town. Later became the Cinema De Luxe. · Coordinates: 56.022771, -3.908011 · Info from EarlyCinema.org.uk

Last updated: 24 August 2026