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Seen here on 29th December 2021 is the Commodore Cinema in Star Street, Ryde, which opened in August 1936. At the time of opening, the Commodore was the largest cinema built on the island, having a seating capacity of 1,507 in stalls and circle levels. It was operated as an independent cinema by Ryde Cinema Ltd, a subsidiary of Southern Cinemas Ltd. It was fitted with full stage facilities and there was a cafe and a ballroom inside the building.
In 1962 it was acquired by Isle of Wight Theatres Ltd, and then in October 1965 was taken over by the Star Cinemas circuit of Leeds. They sub-divided the building into a bingo club in the former stalls area and a twin-screen cinema in the former circle, each seating 184. The ballroom was converted into Screen 3, which has a seating capacity of 176. It was taken over by the Cannon Group and re-named Cannon. The 3-screen Cannon was closed in September 1987, but the bingo club remained open.
Ten years later, the cinema section was taken over by Peter Walker and re-opened on 11th December 1997 as the Picturedrome. It was then operated by the independent chain Reeltime Cinemas. It continues today operated by Leo Leisure, as does the Cascade Bingo Club in the former stalls area. It is well known as one of the cheapest cinemas in the country, with an average ticket to see a current release being £4.00!
Information courtesy of cinematreasures.org/theaters/24311
Interior of 1935 Hudson Commodore Eight 2-door coupe convertible, 219 cu in/3.6 litre straight 8 engine, Reg.CGC991 at the Bristol American Classic Car Show, Keynsham Rugby Club, Somerset, 24 July 2025.
Opel Commodore 2500 6
Opel Commodore — большие автомобили компании Opel с шестью цилиндрами, которые выпускались в течение трёх поколений с начала 1967
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Holden Commodore spin at the Australian Hillclimb Championship held at Ringwood Raceway, near Newcastle NSW on 02/11/14.
Holden Commodore at the Shannons Nationals at Sydney's Oran Park. This was Oran Park's final National race meeting, as it is being closed at the end of the year to make way for a housing estate.
As much as the debut Holden VF Commodore SSV was well liked for its subject choice and Australian themed Police livery many were hoping for a totally stock looking civilian alternative. Our wishes have been granted in 2024 with the added bonus, but much needed, rear detailing to lights and badging and now this casting can be considered 100% complete.
Any Holden models in this scale and price point are a relative rarity compared to other marques so well done to Matchbox and for doing such a decent job of it too.
Part of 2024 Case G.
Mint and boxed.