CITY & LARGE TOWN COLLECTION

Perth

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Open cinemas1

Open

PERTH ARCHIVE

Playhouse

Murray Street

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Theatres1

Theatres

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Theatre Royal

Atholl Street

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Closed/Repurposed cinemas1

Closed/Repurposed

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King's

55, South Methven St

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Demolished cinemas3

Demolished

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Alhambra

Other names: Gaumont – Odeon

32-36, Kinnoull Street

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Demolished

PERTH ARCHIVE

B.B. Cinerama

Victoria St x Scott St

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Demolished

PERTH ARCHIVE

Pavilion

Address not recorded

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Unknown/Other cinemas2

Unknown/Other

PERTH ARCHIVE

City Hall

Address not recorded

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Unknown/Other

PERTH ARCHIVE

Perth Theatre

High Street

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Other Perth cinemas

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NameAddressWhat we know

Corona108/110 High Street o. 1.13. Owner Peter Ribbola. Described as very basic. Renamed Cinema House Dec 1919. Closed Feb 1920.

Electric Cinema / Alexandra PicturesAlexandra Street o. c. 1911/12. Cl. soon afterwards. Tin shed; run by Dundee-based Robert Pennycook.

Empire Picture House / King's55, South Methven St o. c. 1910 by Pennycook. Remodelled and renamed, 7.14. s. 500. Destroyed by fire within five weeks.

La Scala27 Scott Street Programme: Film only · Building type: purpose-built · Capacity: 400 · Opened: 1912 · Source: Bioscope Annual 1915, The Bioscope 04.06.14 · Coordinates: 56.395441, -3.435288 · Info from EarlyCinema.org.uk

Magnet / La Scala / New Scala27 Scott Street o. 1912 by J Currie in purpose built hall - first in Perth?. Renamed 1913. New Scala from 1918. Cl. c. 1927. Now a charity shop.

Last updated: 24 August 2026