GRIMSBY CLEETHORPES PICTURE HOUSE THEARTERS CINEMAS

A look at entertaining Grimsby & Cleethorpes over the years. Enjoy thanks,

[@restyall]

Great walk down memory lane, thank you x

[@iexplores]

@@restyall Thanks for watching much appreciated yes was long walk I mean e bike. Clad bring back memories

[@jamesbradleycoaresfishing5787]

Great walk down memory lane went to the Regul Rex globe chantry Tower Queens thanks Ian

[@iexplores]

@@jamesbradleycoaresfishing5787 Thanks for watching much appreciated clad brought back memories for you

[@theophilus749]

I like your video series generally but this one resonates with me in a particularly vivid way. As a child and young fellow of the West Marsh during the 1950s and 60s I remember well the experience of visiting many of the cinemas you mention. It all ignited a life-long interest in films and filmmaking.

[@iexplores]

@@theophilus749 Thanks for watching much appreciated. Clad bring back memories for you

[@andrewralphs8059]

Great reminiscing Ian 😊 !

[@iexplores]

@@andrewralphs8059 Thanks for watching much appreciated yes lot of walking lol ok e bike.

[@TheBeachBadger]

better times, used to love going to the Odeon on a Saturday morning as a kid, good times gone forever :(

[@iexplores]

@@TheBeachBadger Thanks for watching much appreciated me too Saturday mornings good times

[@gillianbradley8159]

I went to The Ritz on Grimsby Road when they had the Saturday morning children's films. I did see The Nolans on Cleethorpes Pier and David Essex at the Little Theatre, Riby Square (how the mighty fall!) Our English teacher took us on a school field trip to the Odeon on Victoria Street to see Hamlet (or was it Macbeth) I know we were bored to tears.

[@iexplores]

@@gillianbradley8159 thanks for watching much appreciated and info on little theatre and odeaon. Thanks again

[@pinacmediauk7453]

It's lovely to see you still doing your good video's you always have something interesting to talk about I like your videos did you stop making them for some time or something because your videos have not been coming up anyways keep up the good work brother

[@iexplores]

@@pinacmediauk7453 Thanks much appreciate and for watching. I won’t stop I’m always researching discovering our pasted. Thanks again

[@davidcorro8458]

I remember the Auto Garage in Oxford street in the 60s

[@iexplores]

@@davidcorro8458 Thanks for watching much appreciated clad brought back memories for you

[@bigdaddigaming]

Bernie winters had the his St. Bernard called schnorbitz , I remember seeing the Sex Pistols at the winter gardens also I was a part of the music workshop witch was a government training scheme that was located under the underpass on wintringham road and down a lain just behind Ainsley park well we actually performed at the winter gardens as well I use to go to Tiffanie’s or tiffs as it was known before I started going to jezzadels that was at the end of Humberston Road across from the beachcomber

[@iexplores]

@@bigdaddigaming Thanks for watching much appreciated. That’s great you did that winter gardens. Image see queen there that blow my mind when researching. Thanks again

[@gillianbradley8159]

I frequently went to the club over the road from the Beachcomber but it was called The Flamingo then.

[@andrewralphs8059]

...... 1d was one old penny !

[@iexplores]

@@andrewralphs8059 Thanks for watching much appreciated and info on money.

[@davidcorro8458]

The Tower showed Game of Death a Bruce Lee film whic he died half way through but that wasnt released until 1978 Ian i saw the fikm and it was a big box office hit i remember hudreds of peoiple queing up outside.

[@iexplores]

@@davidcorro8458 Thanks for watching much appreciated I was only 13 in 78 Bruce Lee legend us lads back then won’t fight like that. Thanks again

[@pinacmediauk7453]

To get into a lot of music events celebrities about £300 or £400 now lol just to listen to some music

[@iexplores]

@@pinacmediauk7453 Thanks for watching much appreciated yes lot more money today to listen to music. When researching price to watch Queen at winter gardens blow my mind. Today would be thousands.Thanks again

[@davidcorro8458]

The Regal is wher i watched film Zulu and years later Jaws

[@iexplores]

@@davidcorro8458 Thanks for watching much appreciated I saw same films there also superman star wars new hope

[@montdewallydehonk.395]

Hi Ian. Bit of info for you. Pennies were, confusingly, abbreviated to 'd'. This is because the Latin word for this coin was 'denarius'. A still smaller Roman coin was an 'obulus'. Cheers Dave

[@iexplores]

@@montdewallydehonk.395 Thank for watching much appreciated thanks for info always great to have for later videos. Thanks again

[@montdewallydehonk.395]

@iexplores your welcome ian we love your channel and really enjoy listening to you thankyou sir.

[@iexplores]

@ Thanks much appreciated