The Marina Picture Palace, opened in 1927 in Rosebery, NSW, was a grand cinema designed in an Inter-War free-classical style. Built for silent films and live performances, it featured a painted screen, vaudeville dressing rooms, and an elegant dress circle.
Adapting to new technologies over the years, it became a hub for Greek-language films in the 1960s before closing in 1984. The building, now vacant, remains an iconic piece of Sydney’s cinematic history.
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