FRANK ERNEST BROMIGE

Frank Ernest Bromige was a British architect who specialized in designing cinemas during the early 20th century. Born in 1885, Bromige studied at the Northern Polytechnic Institute in London and later established his own architectural practice in 1909.

Bromige’s work in cinema architecture was particularly notable, as he was responsible for designing many of the most popular and iconic cinemas in Britain during the 1920s and 1930s. His designs were characterized by their grandeur, with ornate facades and lavish interiors that created a sense of glamour and escapism for moviegoers.

Bromige’s work in cinema architecture helped to shape the cinematic experience in Britain during the early 20th century, and his designs continue to be celebrated for their grandeur and innovative use of materials and technology. He passed away in 1951, but his legacy lives on in the many cinemas he designed that still stand today as beloved cultural landmarks.