EDWARD A STONE, CINEMA AND THEATRE ARCHITECT Was the archi

EDWARD A STONE, CINEMA AND THEATRE ARCHITECT Was the archi

EDWARD A STONE, CINEMA AND THEATRE ARCHITECT Was the architect for the Astoria, Charing Cross Road; the Grange Kilburn; the Maida Vale Palace; the New Cross Cinema; the Astoria Brixton and approximately 30 others.

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