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Uploaded by on Mar 18, 2007

The Plaza Cinema Piccadilly London shortly before it closed. Featured is Box 2 with a DP 75 and a DP 70 projector

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  • Heeyy Everyone knows Thomas ;-)

  • I remember Mr Potter and Mr Allday. in 1977 two aussei worked as projectionists in London. I worked at the Moulin Classic in Little Windmill st and my mate Phill worked at the Plaza.... I was very envious about the Plaza portholes, considering we used rear projection haha.

  • On the in-70mm site it show the list of films that played in 70mm in London. The site and the date on which it first played in 70mm.

  • What happened to the Phillips DP70 projectors and the Dolby CP? The DP70 won an academy award for scientific excellence.

  • Really enjoyed watching 70mm here. Thanks for sharing!

  • Love this.  Thanks very much.

  • The Two Philips DP75's ended up at the FACT Cinema in Liverpool.

    I was able to secure the Philips DP70 from Plaza 2 and is in fulll working order, the other DP70 is in storage at the National Media Museum in Bradford.

  • This takes me back...I worked at the Plaza as a doorman, then eventually manager between 79/81.

    I cannot remember much about the projection boxes, but I remember Bill Potter, the chief projectionist, and his partner Tom Allday.

    David Hurrell was the manager, and Chris Green was general manager based in the Empire.

    Barbara of course I remember from various cinemas in the West End, starting with Odeon Haymarket and moving round quite a bit eventually ending up at the Empire.

  • Good. Thank you.

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