ODEON, ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, LONDON, architect Erno Goldfinge

ODEON, ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, LONDON, architect Erno Goldfinge

ODEON, ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, LONDON, architect Erno Goldfinger, built on part of the site of the huge Trocadero Cinema. but since demolished

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