By the late 1930s, these makeshift movie-houses with grand names had given way to modern, purpose-built cinemas – and they were huge. The Whitechapel Rivoli seated 2268, the Mile End Odeon 2304. But the king of them all was the Commercial Road Troxy, with an amazing 3250 seats. As film-goer John Hector well remembers, the Troxy was the place to go. “If you wanted somewhere special to go it was the Troxy,” remembers John.“It was luxurious, it had the best films and a super floodlit organ which rose from the orchestra pit during the interval, playing all the latest tunes. People loved the atmosphere.” The management even sprayed the cinema with perfume to make the punters feel good!
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Hidden away in this ideal City/Docklands location is London's most exciting new venue!
Situated 2 stops from Canary Wharf and 2 stops from Bank Station, Troxy is a stunning 1920's, original, art deco former theatre transformed into a versatile events space.
Guests will step back in time from the busy London streets into the Roaring Twenties where they will be met with the grand staircase, original Tiffany stained-glass ceiling and many more of the buildings original features.
The Grand Hall more than lives up to its name with a breathtaking backdrop that features a Balcony Stage where our toe-tapping Jazz Band will echo the surroundings. The extravagant art deco ceiling climaxes with a majestic chandelier which overlooks the large dance floor and diners underneath.
Best Parties Ever have secured this amazing unique venue for their famous Christmas Parties this December for its popular 'Christmas and all that Jazz' theme which will bring the venue back to its former glory!