Film-Palast Schönhauser Tor

The Film-Palast Schönhauser Tor (from 1933 on Ton-Eck Lichtspiele) was a cinema at the Platz, which was named after the Underground Station was named. It was destroyed in World War II. After the area on the former Hankestraße 1 lay fallow for decades, the L40 was later built on the same spot.
Rudolf Lorenz, who already managed several cinemas in the city, converted the building designed as a department store into a cinema in 1927. The cinema had around 600 seats and the facade was made of red sandstone. The opening in 1927 took place with the film Der Kindesretter.
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technical data on cinema over the years 
The Berlin Toneck at Alles Kino
Category:Cultural Venue
Category:Building (demolished)