Double Bay338–340 · 1985–2017
Places

Earlier history

Before 1985

Earlier neighbourhood and cinema context. The cinema addresses are not the premises at 338–340.

27 November 1911

Goldman Lane is named

Council named the lane leading from Gumtree Lane to Knox Street Goldman Lane, presumably after the serving alderman.

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1938

The Vogue, across the street

Sam Hood’s photographs record the Art Deco Vogue Theatre at 377–379 New South Head Road. It was across the street from the premises at 338–340, not the same building.

Vogue Theatre, 1938
Vogue Theatre, 1938. Sam Hood. Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales. Source states out of copyright.
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The photograph series is dated 13 May 1938. A separate council catalogue says screenings began on 17 June 1938; these descriptions are kept distinct.

c.1943

The lanes from above

A historical aerial shows the New South Head Road shop strip and the lanes behind it. The image provides neighbourhood context rather than individual property boundaries.

The surrounding block from above, c.1943
The surrounding block from above, c.1943. © State of NSW (Spatial Services), CC BY 4.0. Context aerial, not an annotated property plan.
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1 December 1972

The Village Twin

The former Vogue became the Village Twin. A newspaper report published on 30 November announced two stacked auditoria, seating 500 and 400, opening the following day.

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