Owned by the Kastrissios family from Livathi. 669 Old South Head Road Vaucluse 2030 [cnr, Oceanview Avenue] 02 9337 3082 Emmanuel Kastrissios, can be seen in the lower left of the photograph. Parents, Stan and Helen (Sta...
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Owned by Peter Cassimaty for a number of decades, until his recent retirement. Peter Cassimaty Peters' ancestral village is Livathi. There has always been a strong Kytherian presence in the small "village-style" shopping...
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Hair Stylist for Men & Women 661 Old South Head Road Rose Bay North 2030 Sydney, Australia. 02 9337 4598 Fax: 02 9388 7436 Tina & Toula's ancestral village is Mitata. They visit Kythera regularly. There has always been a...
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Owned by the Kastrissios family from Livathi. 669 Old South Head Road Vaucluse 2030 [cnr, Oceanview Avenue] 02 9337 3082 Parents, Stan and Helen (Stavros kai Elleni), still work in shop. There has always been a strong Ky...
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GUY CRICK Born 8 February 1901 in Hobart, Tasmania. Died July 1964 in Brisbane, Queensland. The Film Weekly (23 July 1964) reported Crick’s death and noted that he had brought a new modern conception to Australian theatr...
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View to the roof. Showing Art Deco lights and cornices. The design of cornices, lights, etc replicate those extant in the original theatre. Art Deco moulding through the centre of the ceiling, in 1935 The design is often...
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View to the roof. Showing Art Deco lights and cornices. Art Deco moulding through the centre of the ceiling, in 1935 The design of cornices, lights, etc replicate those extant in the original theatre. The design is often...
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The design of cornices, lights, etc replicate those extant in the original theatre. The design is often classified as Art Deco. For history and philosophy of art deco in Australian architecture: Art Deco, Expressionist,...
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Even the ENTRY sign is based on older Theatre signs, reinforcing the buildings heritage. Many of the other features interior to the building can be classified as Art Deco. For history and philosophy of art deco in Austra...
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The Atrium leads into the Coles Supermarket. The cornice encircles the ceiling of the atrium. The design is often classified as Art Deco. For history and philosophy of art deco in Australian architecture: Art Deco, Expre...
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The Atrium leads into the Coles Supermarket. The lights' design replicates that which was extant in the original theatre. The design is often classified as Art Deco. For history and philosophy of art deco in Australian a...
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Light fitting, flurescent light array, and art deco cornices, on the ceiling, in the atrium which leads into the supermarket. The detail replicates the design extant in the original theatre. For history and philosophy of...
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Light pattern in the atrium leading into the supermarket. This pattern replicates the design extant in the original theatre. The lights were not available in Australia, and had to be imported from England. This illustrat...
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Customer Service area. A large photograph of patrons cueing to enter the Kings Theatre, during a night-time screening, forms the backdrop of this area. This is a very appropriate "heritage marker" for the building. Note...
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Residential entrance, to the left. Called appropriately, Kings Views. Coles Supermarket entrance to the right. From July 1947 to November 1958, the Kings Theatre was co-owned by Peter Kosmas Sourry i Kotsifos and his bro...
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Residential development. Called appropriately, Kings Views. Even in this section, where additional structures have been added, an attempt has been made to replicate the nature and 'style' of the original Kings Theatre. F...
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From July 1947 to November 1958, the Kings Theatre was co-owned by Peter Kosmas Sourry i Kotsifos and his brother-in-law, and fellow director of Dover Theatres Pty. Ltd., Alexander Andrew Coroneo i Psomas ("Alec"). "The...
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From July 1947 to November 1958, the Kings Theatre was co-owned by Peter Kosmas Sourry i Kotsifos and his brother-in-law, and fellow director of Dover Theatres Pty. Ltd., Alexander Andrew Coroneo i Psomas ("Alec"). "The...
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From July 1947 to November 1958, the Kings Theatre was co-owned by Peter Kosmas Sourry i Kotsifos and his brother-in-law, and fellow director of Dover Theatres Pty. Ltd., Alexander Andrew Coroneo i Psomas ("Alec"). "The...
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Map from, For All The Kings Men: For All The Kings Men: Background history Mosman (No 1)— 1934 Epping — 1935 Rose Bay North — 1935 Gordon — 1935 Balmain — 1936 Chatswood — 1936 Marrickville — 1937 Bronte - 1937 Ashfield...
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