Balcony Seating demolition remnants of the building's later

remnants of the building's later life as a multi-tenant facility after Automatic Totalisators Limited ceased manufacturing

forgotten machinery sitting dormant in the dust beyond the landing

New vs Old at Australia and Japan

The research file notes that music from a nearby store played continuously here

Balcony Seating demolition remnants of the building's laterRows of chairs fill the dress circle of Marina Picture Palace, the upper level balcony catching light through a partially damaged plasterwork ceiling. The auditorium was divided into stalls and dress circle from the building's opening on 28 May 1927, designed by architect William de Putron. Part of the Marina Picture Palace series.