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1939
Provincial Cinematograph Theatres Ltd |
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Stock Code PCT01 |
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Certificate
for 370 7.5% cumulative preference shares in
this cinema chain. Original signature of Mark Ostrer, director
and Edmund A Crisp, company secretary. Issued to Mrs Lilian Woodworth
of 7 St Helens Road, Booterstown, Dublin on 8th November 1939. Green certificate
with ornate border and imprint of company
seal.
Certificate size is 35
cm wide x 28 cm high (14.5" x 11.5"). It will be mounted in a
mahogany frame, with gold inlay, size 40 cm wide x 30 cm high.
The certificate is shown unframed
as all items are mounted to order.
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Framed Price : £95.00
Unframed Price : £35.00 |
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About This
CompanyFounded in 1909
Provincial Cinematograph Theatres was the first national cinema chain to
emerge in the UK. PCT established a 'Picture House' in the centre of most
major cities. These and individual new cinemas like the West End in London's
Coventry Street (1913) were built to a high standard to attract the more
affluent classes and featured a full orchestra to accompany the 'silent'
films, private boxes at the rear, elegant decoration, cafés or tea rooms,
smoking lounges, ladies' only salons and even writing desks with free
stationery.
Merged with
Gaumont-British Picture Corporation in 1929 |
