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Cinema «Tushino» (Tuschinski) Amsterdam
"Pathe Tushino" (Tuschinski) - a theater for six halls in Amsterdam Regyulirsbreestraat. This is one of the twelve cinema network "Pate" in the Netherlands.
Cinema was built by order of Abraham Icek Tushino and opened the doors to the first visitors to October 28, 1921. The building belongs to the authorship of the architect Louis de Jong Hayman. Cinema "Tushino" was built in several different styles, including "Amsterdam School", yugendshtil and Art Deco. The construction costs amounted to about four million guilders.
After World War II there were Marlene Dietrich, Edith Piaf, Judy Garland and many other stars of those years. Unfortunately, Abraham Tushino to see these performances had no chance - he was killed in Auschwitz in 1942.
At the beginning of this century, the cinema has undergone several renovations that restored its original look, and at the same time allowed to equip rooms with modern equipment. So its 90th anniversary «Theater Tuschinski» met in the entire original splendor.
Subdued light, the abundance of gold, wood paneling on the walls, paintings, handmade rugs, original features - all this creates an atmosphere of chic and pleasing to the eye lover of art deco.
Currently owned by the cinema network «Pathé», so that in the interior were unchanged Rooster - a symbol of the studio.
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Cinema was built by order of Abraham Icek Tushino and opened the doors to the first visitors to October 28, 1921. The building belongs to the authorship of the architect Louis de Jong Hayman. Cinema "Tushino" was built in several different styles, including "Amsterdam School", yugendshtil and Art Deco. The construction costs amounted to about four million guilders.
After World War II there were Marlene Dietrich, Edith Piaf, Judy Garland and many other stars of those years. Unfortunately, Abraham Tushino to see these performances had no chance - he was killed in Auschwitz in 1942.
At the beginning of this century, the cinema has undergone several renovations that restored its original look, and at the same time allowed to equip rooms with modern equipment. So its 90th anniversary «Theater Tuschinski» met in the entire original splendor.
Subdued light, the abundance of gold, wood paneling on the walls, paintings, handmade rugs, original features - all this creates an atmosphere of chic and pleasing to the eye lover of art deco.
Currently owned by the cinema network «Pathé», so that in the interior were unchanged Rooster - a symbol of the studio.
via source
