Bingo Hall On 1960
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*Bingo Hall On 1960 In Houston Tx
*Bingo Hall On 1960 Birmingham, B42 1LR
Triple Crown Bingo -Rated 4.4 based on 1 Review ’We are the best bingo in Houston!!! Best Food entertainment, clean and safe environment!!!’ There’s no concrete evidence for when bingo calls were first introduced, but certainly by the 1930s in Pre-War Britain the bingo hall scene was booming. Callers had been introduced and a new way of picking the numbers out meant that the process was no longer incorrect or subject to claims of being “fixed.”. I-45 Bingo is the best daytime and midnight Bingo Hall in Houston. Plenty of Pull Tabs to play which means lots of $$$ to win! $10 Computers, $1 Pull Tabs, and a Rewards Program for any Bingo Player who signs up. Family friendly atmosphere. You can bring your own food and drinks. Designated Smoking Area. Triple Crown Bingo is Houston’s Ultimate Bingo Experience! We have two convenient locations for you to play; daytime bingo located at 21902 Northwest Freeway, Cypress 77429 and nighttime bingo located at 10535 Jones Road #200, Houston 77065. We pay out over $5,000 CASH each day. Come out for your chance to win!
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Previously operated by:Clifton Circuit
2600 Fm 1960 Rd E. Houston, TX 77073. Edit business info. The place is a bit smokey but what bingo hall isn’t. The food was ok, decent prices.
Architects:Ernest S. Roberts
Styles:Art DecoNearby Theaters
Built for and operated by Sydney W. Clift’s small independent Clifton Cinemas circuit, the Clifton Cinema in the north Birmingham suburb of Great Barr, (sometimes known as the Clifton Cinema, Perry Barr), was opened on 21st February 1938 with Richard Dix in “The Devil Is Driving” and Hazel Ascot in “Talking Feet”.
Set back from the busy Walsall Road at the corner of Tower Hill, the Clifton Cinema is an imposing building. The facade was brick, and had two rounded bays, with a recessed central section containing the entrance. Inside the auditorium, seating was provided in stalls and circle.
The Clifton Cinema closed on 10th November 1979 with ’Lord of the Rings’(Animated version) and ’Beyond Waikiki’. It was converted into a bingo club, which continued as a Gala Bingo Club until closing in June 2008. It was converted into a Chinese restaurant, but this closed by 2011. In late-2011, there was proposals to convert the building into a banquet hall.
Tragedy struck in the early hours of 6th January 2012, when arsonists broke into the rear of the building setting it alight. It was over an hour before the fire was noticed and the fire brigade called to the scene. It took 2 hours to bring the blaze under control, and the former cinema was badly damaged.
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*Bingo Hall On 1960 In Houston Tx
*Bingo Hall On 1960 Birmingham, B42 1LR
Triple Crown Bingo -Rated 4.4 based on 1 Review ’We are the best bingo in Houston!!! Best Food entertainment, clean and safe environment!!!’ There’s no concrete evidence for when bingo calls were first introduced, but certainly by the 1930s in Pre-War Britain the bingo hall scene was booming. Callers had been introduced and a new way of picking the numbers out meant that the process was no longer incorrect or subject to claims of being “fixed.”. I-45 Bingo is the best daytime and midnight Bingo Hall in Houston. Plenty of Pull Tabs to play which means lots of $$$ to win! $10 Computers, $1 Pull Tabs, and a Rewards Program for any Bingo Player who signs up. Family friendly atmosphere. You can bring your own food and drinks. Designated Smoking Area. Triple Crown Bingo is Houston’s Ultimate Bingo Experience! We have two convenient locations for you to play; daytime bingo located at 21902 Northwest Freeway, Cypress 77429 and nighttime bingo located at 10535 Jones Road #200, Houston 77065. We pay out over $5,000 CASH each day. Come out for your chance to win!
2 people favorited this theater Additional Info
Previously operated by:Clifton Circuit
2600 Fm 1960 Rd E. Houston, TX 77073. Edit business info. The place is a bit smokey but what bingo hall isn’t. The food was ok, decent prices.
Architects:Ernest S. Roberts
Styles:Art DecoNearby Theaters
Built for and operated by Sydney W. Clift’s small independent Clifton Cinemas circuit, the Clifton Cinema in the north Birmingham suburb of Great Barr, (sometimes known as the Clifton Cinema, Perry Barr), was opened on 21st February 1938 with Richard Dix in “The Devil Is Driving” and Hazel Ascot in “Talking Feet”.
Set back from the busy Walsall Road at the corner of Tower Hill, the Clifton Cinema is an imposing building. The facade was brick, and had two rounded bays, with a recessed central section containing the entrance. Inside the auditorium, seating was provided in stalls and circle.
The Clifton Cinema closed on 10th November 1979 with ’Lord of the Rings’(Animated version) and ’Beyond Waikiki’. It was converted into a bingo club, which continued as a Gala Bingo Club until closing in June 2008. It was converted into a Chinese restaurant, but this closed by 2011. In late-2011, there was proposals to convert the building into a banquet hall.
Tragedy struck in the early hours of 6th January 2012, when arsonists broke into the rear of the building setting it alight. It was over an hour before the fire was noticed and the fire brigade called to the scene. It took 2 hours to bring the blaze under control, and the former cinema was badly damaged.
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