CAARP: Cinema and Audience Research Project

Lyric Murray Bridge

Venue Summary
Name	Lyric Murray Bridge
Address	, Murray Bridge, South Australia 5253
Operation Dates	1924-04-16 - 9999-12-31
Capacity	928
Suburban/Country	Country
Purpose	Cinema
Screens	1
Roles

Venue Comments
Built and owned by the Murray Bridge Picture Palace Co, leased to D. Clifford Ltd. "Clifford presentations continued until the Depression years in the 1930's when the licence, as a place of public entertainment, lapsed. By 1937 the theatre had passed into the hands of the Ozone chain. However this was not the last of Clifford Theatres in Murray Bridge. They returned again in 1940, when architect Chris Smith supervised the renovation of the Town Hall in preparation for the 'Grand Opening' on Saturday 13th April with a programme of 'talkies'" J. Thiele and R. Lange, Thanks for the Memory, p.56.

Venue Events
Event Date	Name of Venue	Address	Latitude / Longitude	Capacity	Suburban	Purpose	Screens
1924-04-16	Lyric Murray Bridge	Murray Bridge South Australia 5253		928	Country	Cinema	1

Screenings
Films	Distributor	Dates
Crimson City, The	Australasian Films /UnionTheatres	1929-02-06 - 1929-02-06
Rush Hour, The	First National Pictures	1929-02-09 - 1929-02-09
Mating Call, The	Paramount	1929-02-09 - 1929-02-09
Honeymoon Flats	Universal Pictures	1929-02-13 - 1929-02-13
Wheel of Chance, The	First National Pictures	1929-02-13 - 1929-02-13
Butter and Egg Man, The	First National Pictures	1929-02-16 - 1929-02-16
Tempest, The	United Artists	1929-02-16 - 1929-02-16
Big Killing, The	Paramount	1929-02-20 - 1929-02-20
Somehow Good	First National Pictures	1929-02-20 - 1929-02-20
Drag Net, The	Paramount	1929-02-23 - 1929-02-23

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