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license combined with the advent of television and changing social climate resulted in the theatre not being profitable. It was later sold in 1977 to Raman Chhiba, he had proposed the theatre served as the new venue for the Auckland Indian Association; however, the association decided on another venue and Chhiba decided to purchase the property himself.
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The Crystal Palace Threatre was built in 1928 by contractor N. Cole for the Hippodrome Theatre Company. In 1929 it opened its doors to the public with a ceremony conducted by the Mayor of Eden Borough. It originally had a cabaret downstairs and a theatre upstairs. It would later screen silent films
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During the 1960s Warren applied for a liquor licence as he had hoped to turn the venue into a cabaret and bar. The licence was later declined due to complaints from local residents. Warren had the theatre renovated in 1968 in an attempt to attract more customers. The failure to obtain a liquor
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films alongside mainstream films. Word of mouth spread about the venue and it started hosting special film events to attract cinephiles. One of the more popular events was an interactive screening of
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and by August 1929 it had started to show films with sound using speakers imported from America. The first movie screening caused the local power station to
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Since 1995 the theatre was rarely opened to the public. It would fully close to the public in 2005 and did not publicly screen another film until 2014.
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Taylor MacGregor (nephew of Phil Warren) and Karl Sheridan took over the operation of the theatre in 2016.
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The interior of the theatre has a golden trims with large shells decorating it. The theatre has 700 seats.
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The cabaret downstairs was turned into a dance-hall. In 1953 a man collapsed and died whilst dancing.
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Since the 1950s the Crystal Palace Theatre has served as a music venue due to the efforts of
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Heritage New Zealand Category 2 historic places in the Auckland Region
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Ling, Jenny (28 March 2007). "Old ballroom dances onto history list".
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In 2007 the theatre was given a category B heritage listing by the
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Bolland, Matthew (1 June 1989). "The Last True Independent".
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Etheridge, Jess (25 March 2015). "Old theatre takes stage".
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Etheridge, Jess (25 March 2015). "Old theatre takes stage".
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Mount Eden
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36°53′08″S 174°45′39″E / 36.8856°S 174.7609°E / -36.8856; 174.7609
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