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Tuesday, 9 May 2017

The Cinema Palace Tenterden or Electric Palace cinema

The Cinema Palace was opened on 28th September 1912.

By 1934 it had been taken over by the Shipman & King circuit, and was known as the Electric Palace Cinema. In 1937, Shipman & King built and opened their new Embassy Cinema in Tenterden, and they closed the Electric Palace Cinema.

Tenterden Town (Jewel of the Weald )

Whether you are looking for relaxation and the chance to unwind or for something more active including great hand's on fun for the younger family members then Kent is the place for you. With many award winning attractions featured together with the best known places to visit and many smaller less well known attractions. Choose from enchanting gardens, historic houses, mysterious castles, cathedrals and country churches, fascinating museums, animal parks, steam trains, amazing maritime heritage and much more.

Rye East Sussex

Once surrounded by sea, this fortified hilltop town played an important role in the defence of the south coast of England. These days, the river no longer harbours warships and is home to the local fishing fleet. Meandering for over one and a half miles from Rye to the coast, the river forms part of the picturesque scenery visible from several vantage points in and around the citadel of Rye. St Mary's church tower (usually open to the public) offers the best viewpoint to show the terracotta roofs of the many timbered houses. These ancient buildings, cobbled streets and secret passages, once the haunt of smugglers and highwaymen, regularly attract film crews in search of historical settings for period productions.

A day out with Thomas 22nd July to the 24th July. At Tenterden Town

Tuesday, 9 May 2017

The Cinema Palace Tenterden or Electric Palace cinema

The Cinema Palace was opened on 28th September 1912.

By 1934 it had been taken over by the Shipman & King circuit, and was known as the Electric Palace Cinema. In 1937, Shipman & King built and opened their new Embassy Cinema in Tenterden, and they closed the Electric Palace Cinema.