Bibliography

1. Barry Sharp. Showcases of the Past, Volume 1, A Pictorial History of Sydney’s Suburban Cinemas, pp. 9f, Kings Theatre Circuit, cit. p. 9.

2. R. Thorne and K. Cork, For All The Kings Men, pp. 32-35, Rose Bay North Kings.

3. The Sydney Morning Herald, 24 June 1935, as quoted in Thorne and Cork, For All The Kings Men, p. 32.

4. Anonymous Author, Three New Suburban Theatres, in Building, 24 May 1938, pp. 29-39, 67

5. Ibid, p. 32-33.

6. In preparation of this report was used the second edition of the Register, published in 1997 by the Department of Architecture, University of Sydney, under title Cultural Heritage of Movie Theatres in NSW 1896-1996.

7. Anonymous Author, Three New Suburban Theatres, in Building, 24 May 1938, pp. 29-39, 67, cit. p. 31.

8. Ibid, p. 33.

9. Barry Sharp, Showcases of the Past, Vol. 1, A Pictorial History of Sydney’s Suburban Cinemas, pp. 9f, Kings Theatre Circuit.

10. Ibid, p. 9.

11. Woollahra LEP 1995, Development Control Table, Zone 3 C, point 6, Development which is Prohibited.


Background:

January 2002
HERITAGE IMPACT ASSESSMENT
Gerard Thomas Associates


GRAHAM BROOKS AND ASSOCIATES PTY LTD
ARCHITECTS AND
HERITAGE CONSULTANTS

Coles Myer Property Developments Ltd purchased and developed the site.

In 2003, Architects, Gerard Thomas and Associates, submitted a development application to Whoolhara Council.

Australia's second largest grocery chain Coles was to be the anchor tenant in the retail part of the development. 2 Commercial offices were incorporated into the development. The upper levels of the development included 9 residential units.

As part of the Development Application, Graham Brooks and Associates, Architects and Heritage Consultants, were commissioned to draft a Heritage Impact Assessment, which they presented to Council in January 2002.

Graham Brooks & Associates
Lvl 1/ 71 York St Sydney 2000
(02) 9299 8600
Fax (02) 9299 8711

Email, Graham Brooks & Associates
www.gbaheritage.com

In March 2006, the development was completed, and Coles supermarket opened for business.

The Developer and the Heritage Architects have done extraordinarily well in maintaining the unique external appearance of the original Kings Theatre.

- Editor]