A Day-Glo poster for twice weekly screenings in the former Bervie Cinema, Inverbervie , a village in Kincardineshire, in 1959. This poster marks the re-opening of regular screenings after the closing of the Bervie Cinema, the shows there had been a weekly event since 1914. These restarted shows were run by Aberdeen based projectionist Ronald Grant who ran what eventually became a 3 hall rural cinema crcuit under the Suburban Cinemas name.
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