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Adelaide, suitable for
Picture Hall, or a suitable Building... Full particulars to Wondergraph Company, c/o Finkelstein & Co., Bank-street". In October 1910, the abridged prospectus for a new company was published, being Wondergraph Limited, with capital of £8,000, to be divided into 150 shares of £20 each. The directors were M. Finkelstein, C. B. Ware, W. O. McAulay, J. M. Hinton, and one other, to be elected at the first meeting. This new company was created to take over from Finkelstein all his rights and assets in the Continental Wondergraph Company, including the patents for the "Silver Wall" and "Fata Morgana" technologies, and also sites at Semaphore and Glenelg, with the intention of constructing a "Plcturedrome" and
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A scheme to enclose the
Picturedrome was advertised in November 1914, but this was apparently not concluded. Films were last advertised as being shown there at the end of summer in March 1915. In December 1917, an advertisement refers to the "Semaphore Wondergraph Residential Cafe", right opposite
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September 1910, Mendel Finkelstein (c.1878–1949) was selling "a large quantity of surplus outfit from the Continental Wondergraph Company", including projectors and many films, from his company at Bank Street, Adelaide. A couple of days later, he posted an ad saying "WANTED, Building Site, Port
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Greater Wondergraph Company, was published, with Capital of £50,000, divided into 50,000 Shares of £1 each. The directors of this company were Finkelstein, Charles Boxer Ware, and three more to be elected. The purpose of this new company was "to
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and others). It was called the Ozone until at least
November 1946. It was again briefly operated by Clifford Theatres, but the owners and operators are unclear for a period in the 1940s and 1950s. It was renamed the Curzon in 1955 and was leased until its closure on 20 February 1964.
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At the invitation-only event on the night before its official opening night on Friday 5 September 2013, "every seat was occupied by the audience, which went into raptures over the fine appointments of the theatre and the pictures which were shown". The main feature was
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combined, and differs from all other shows of the kind in that the dramatic dancing and singing pictures are presented not in a dark, but in a lighted room". It was the company's intention to have a limited season in Perth before proceeding to the
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Wondergraph's suburban circuit, including the Wondergraph Semaphore, which cost him £15,000. In 1921 the freehold was transferred to Clifford, and then in November 1923 to his company, D. Clifford Theatres Ltd. A
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Wondergraph or simply the Wondergraph, with the company known as Wondergraph Pictures. In November 2013, the management was commended for being able to show film of the
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Downtown. As of 2022, 27 Hindley Street is occupied by Precinct Nightclub.
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Greater Wondergraph Company was established in Adelaide around 1911 by a group of South Australian men led by Mandel Finkelstein, who built the first Wondergraph picture theatre in
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Wondergraph in Hindley Street was taken over by Union Theatres in 1929, and was extensively remodelled as the Civic Theatre (sometimes called New Civic or simply The Civic) on
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troupe known as The Dandies performed at the Wondergraph before its name change. The Semaphore Wondergraph was renamed Star Theatre in 1930, and converted to catering for
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on these sites and elsewhere. It was also intended to build new halls for showing films and other entertainments. The company proved a great success showing movies at the
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In 1920, the Greater Wondergraph Company had a "palatial" new indoor cinema built on Semaphore Road, Semaphore. This would cater for the people of the
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and built the York Theatre, which opened on 5 November 1921. The building was regarded as an "architectural masterpiece" and dubbed "Adelaide's first
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At some point the partnership with W. H. Bruce was dissolved in Western Australia, in an agreement whereby Bruce took 140 films to Adelaide and 70 to
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in September 1920, along with Wondergraph's other suburban cinemas. It was renamed Star Theatre from November 1920 until October/November 1942.
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Various cinemas were operated by the Continental Wondergraph Company and the Greater Wondergraph company in the seaside town (now a suburb) of
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films. It was demolished in the 1960s when Gawler Place was widened. The cinema was featured in a photographic exhibition called
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acquire and take over from the present Company, Wondergraph Limited" and to have the option to purchase part of
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A Mr K. Luttgens was the director, and Mr T. Baar the general manager, and both arrived in the "
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In September 1912, the company was making plans to expand into the suburbs of
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The cinema later passed back into Wondergraph hands, resuming its old name.
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opened on 3 November 1911, and still stands two doors down from the present
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The cinema was modernised in May 1938 and started showing new releases for
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1934:. Vol. 90, no. 27725. South Australia. 16 August 1947. p. 9
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2485:. Vol. 7, no. 58. South Australia. 24 September 1920. p. 2
2457:. Vol. 7, no. 58. South Australia. 24 September 1920. p. 1
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2018:. Vol. 1, no. 253. South Australia. 26 December 1910. p. 5
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and tea garden had been delayed, the screening went ahead. Several
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and variations were names given first to a technology, and then to
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Now Showing... Cinema Architecture in South Australia
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88:in the city and suburbs. In September 1920
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1814:"Greater Wondergraph Coy. Ltd"
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2651:Odeon Star Semaphore Cinemas
823:"Alleged breach of contract"
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436:British Antarctic Expedition
427:the beach, for short stays.
419:were projected onto a solid
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507:The Wondergraph Theatre in
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3552:Cinema chains in Australia
2981:"Wondergraph Picture Hall"
2389:"Eric Habershon McMichael"
2347:"Palatial picture theatre"
2235:"Entertainment enterprise"
2100:Evening Journal (Adelaide)
1982:"Wondergraph at Semaphore"
1671:"Australian picture shows"
1584:"Death of Mr. N. Solomons"
1427:"New Wondergraph Pavilion"
1301:"Entertainment enterprise"
475:What's Your Husband Doing?
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3151:The Express and Telegraph
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1847:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
1842:"Greater Wondergraph Coy"
1819:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
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940:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
907:"Continental Wondergraph"
851:"Continental Wondergraph"
828:The Advertiser (Adelaide)
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1786:"More Waterman theatres"
1727:"Business news in brief"
1376:The Chronicle (Adelaide)
561:, situated opposite the
520:Clifford Theatre Circuit
3496:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
3123:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
2449:"Theatrical enterprise"
2324:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
2319:"Semaphore Wondergraph"
2296:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
2291:"Semaphore Wondergraph"
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2263:"Semaphore Wondergraph"
2240:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
2156:The Register (Adelaide)
2043:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
2015:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
1987:The Register (Adelaide)
1959:The Register (Adelaide)
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1617:"Semaphore Wondergraph"
1505:The Register (Adelaide)
1477:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
1432:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
1306:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
1051:The Register (Adelaide)
995:Daily Herald (Adelaide)
518:It was acquired by the
216:Port Adelaide Town Hall
3491:"New picture theatres"
3101:The Crossing Policeman
2845:Star Theatre, Goodwood
1371:"Out among the people"
1135:The Herald (Melbourne)
884:The Daily News (Perth)
592:The Crossing Policeman
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3435:""1066 and All That""
3118:"The New Wondergraph"
2070:"Wondergraph Theatre"
1954:"Semaphore prospects"
1556:"Waddy well walloped"
567:Garlick & Jackman
552:
499:since December 1991.
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3523:Manning, Geoffrey H.
3146:"News of the cinema"
1898:"S. A. Theatre deal"
763:Crossing a Policeman
536:(that also operated
478:. In September 1920
362:D. Clifford Theatres
3562:Cinemas in Adelaide
3440:The Mail (Adelaide)
2986:The Mail (Adelaide)
2958:The Mail (Adelaide)
2899:The Mail (Adelaide)
2866:"National Pictures"
1589:The Mail (Adelaide)
1130:"Film Pioneer Dies"
795:The West Australian
432:Semaphore Town Hall
259:Exhibition Building
52:Wondergraph Company
24:Wondergraph Theatre
3527:"Picture theatres"
3377:Precinct Nightclub
2482:Port Adelaide News
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538:Ozone Marryatville
534:Ozone Theatres Ltd
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228:Adelaide Town Hall
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198:May 1910: Adelaide
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1500:"Religious notes"
639:films as well as
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