Architect. Frank Ernest Bromige was a British architect of the Modernist and Art Deco styles. He is principally known for designing leisure buildings, especially cinemas, working mainly in Greater London and surrounding areas. Born in Lisson Grove.
Other work in London: the Ace Cinema in Rayners Lane (1936), the Dominion in Acton (1937), and the Rio Cinema, Dalston (1937).
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F. E. Bromige
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