The Chelsea Theatre is a single screen cinema in Kensington Park, a suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. The front entrance faces the Marryatville suburb and is seen as being part of the Marryatville business community. It was built in the Art Deco style, completed in 1925.The Chelsea Cinema was opened on November 24, 1925 by National Cinemas. The cinema location at 275 Kensington Road has had several boom and recession periods but traditionally experiencing good patronage due to the affluent nature of the surrounding residential and (historically, a farm-based) population. Since opening it has had a chequered past and was subsequently sold in 1928 to the Ozone Theatres.
Few Specific Features Of Chelsea Theatre:-
At the time of opening, the seating capacity was 1300 persons. (The current capacity is some 580 people.)
The cinema was later renamed the Marryatville Ozone Theatre. Wallis Cinemas acquired the cinema in 1971-1972, as part of their expansion of theatres across Adelaide, saving the cinema from demolition.
It was one of the last in Adelaide to still have foot warmers (via a hot water pipe system) during the 1980s.
Entry Ticket Details are as follows:
- Peak Time Monday to Thursday after 5pm to close: Adult ticket: £10.50, Cineaste price: £8.50 and Pullman seats: £15.00/£13.00 Cineastes
- Cinesaver Monday to Friday 2pm to 5pm: Adult price: £7.50, Cineaste price: £6.50 and Pullman seats: £11.00/£9.00 Cineaste
- Early Bird All shows, open to 2pm: Adult price: £6.00, Cineaste price: £5.00 and Pullman seats: £9.00/£8.00 Cineaste and Children (under 15. At all times): £6.00
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