Australia had a fond love of movies since they arrived on the nation's shores in 1896. By 1927 there were 1250 cinemas. Now, just a handful of the picturesque buildings remain. 9News
Photographed here in the 1930s, it was on Campbell Parade.The Council said there were once six cinemas between Bondi Beach and Bondi Junction.
State Library of NSWThe cinema opened in the 1920s and survived in the building until 2004 when a multi-screen cinema opened at nearby Bondi Junction. The introduction of home video players in the 1980s also hit cinema profits.Annandale's Olympia Theatre, in Sydney's inner west, is long gone now but here's what it looked like in the 1930s.
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