Admiral Kino
Photo: Facade of the Admiral Kino at Burggasse 119, Vienna-Neubau · 2009 — MihiScholl · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Since 1913
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Cinema
Details
- Burggasse 119, 1070 Wien
- 280 seats
- Opened 1913
- Also known as: Admiralkino, Admiral-Lichtspiele
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(INFO) The Admiral Kino opened in 1913 during Vienna's cinema boom; the roughly 20-metre-long hall initially held over 280 wooden seats. The Ebner family ran it from 1926, and sound film arrived in 1931. Under Nazi rule the cinema was 'Aryanized', damaged in the war and restituted in 1951. Since 2007 Michaela Englert has carried it on as an arthouse cinema.
One of Vienna's oldest continuously operating cinemas, it commemorates its licensee Margarethe Ebner, driven out by the Nazis, with a 'Stone of Remembrance' laid in 2018.
Photo at the top: Facade of the Admiral Kino at Burggasse 119, Vienna-Neubau · 2009 — MihiScholl · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Getting there
Sources
The Admiral Kino at the corner of Burggasse and Wimbergergasse · 2013 — Guille Moraleda from Barcelona, España · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Burggasse at Wimbergergasse — the Admiral Kino's home · 2020 — Gugerell · Wikimedia Commons · CC0
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