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The New Isis theatre was originally built in 1913 in the days of silent movies. It was damaged by fire in 1935 and rebuilt again in 1936 when it was renamed ‘The New Isis Theatre’. During 1988 it was closed down and put up for sale.
The sign outside says ‘New Club. Borrowed Money. Now Open Thurs Fri Sat Sun.
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