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The Bay Theatre Scarborough 1954--76

Updated: Oct 25



In 1954, Messrs Londy and Kallos built the new Bay Theatre at Scarborough.

It opened on the 2nd December 1954 with Paramount’s Knock on Wood.

The theatre has had varied uses since, being a Blue light disco in the 1970s, a church and then the iconic Scarborough Fair Art Gallery from 1994 to 2004.

The building was demolished in 2022.



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72 page softcover book, detailing biographies of the earliest Picture Pavilions and theatres in Humpybong (Redcliffe) With original movie posters and movie details from advertisements and historical newspaper articles, including :

Lorneleigh Pictures Woody Point 1915 -1931

Redcliffe Picture Palace 1918 - 1928

Woody Point Memorial School of Arts Pictures 1928 -1937

Scarborough Picture Pavilion 1928 - 1935

Pier Picture Theatre Redcliffe 1928 - 1969

Margate Renown Theatre 1940 - 1962

The Bay Theatre Scarborough 1954 - 1976

Redcliffe Drive-In Theatre, Kippa Ring 1965 - 86

The book can be ordered at the following LINK

(With free store pickup and free delivery in the Moreton Bay region)

The book is also available as a downloadable pdf book at the following LINK  


1 Comment


ann.rogers1
Sep 02, 2022

So great to read the history of the site, end of an era, hopefully they create an attractive building with great cafes in it ❤️

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