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The street course of the Bamberger / Kufsteiner Straße came to the administrative district IX Wilmersdorf, the district border to the administrative district Schöneberg was placed on the eastern street line. The Schöneberg property at Grunewaldstrasse 52 became Berliner Strasse 167 in Wilmersdorf, this district boundary has remained since then.
- On September 1, 1944, all cinemas were closed on Goebbels orders .
- In the cinema address book for 1920, the K orso light games with daily screenings and 227 seats for the owner Richard Filsch from Friedenau are given, and in 1921 Richard Kahnemann is the owner of the C orso light games.
- Companies registered by commercial courts are marked in Latin / bold letters in the residents’ area.
- The Pariser Strasse belonged politically to Wilmersdorf and postally to Berlin.
- The Schützenhaus garden restaurant was on the north side of Hundekehlestrasse and Ruhlaer Strasse.
In the 1950s, the ruins on the north-west corner of Uhland- / Pariser Strasse were cleared. At the end of the 1950s, this plot of land was built on with a five-story residential building with shops on the ground floor. The Berliner Straße was the arterial road of the city of Wilmersdorf, on property 165 the road changed to Schöneberger Flur, continued in Grunewaldstraße. In 1912, architect Georg Pinette built a new cinema building for the Schöneberg entrepreneurs Sattler and Eisner on Wilmersdorf’s “property 166”. The theater should be furnished in the most elegant way; the café should be around 400, the theater approx. The Schützenhaus garden restaurant was on the north side of Hundekehlestrasse and Ruhlaer Strasse. The hall along Ruhlaer Straße 1/2 with the hall entrance from there was already used as a people’s theater.
Cinemas in the old district of Charlottenburg
The equipment currently consists of a screen of 4 m × 9 m in front of 250 seats in 20 rows, the projection digital in D-Cinema 2K or analog 35mm and the sound is output with Dolby Digital 5.1 . In addition to a bar, the foyer offers a few café tables as seating and since the operator is often at the cash register, the atmosphere is family-run. The cinema celebrated its 100th anniversary in June 2013 with vintage cars in front of the door and the film Die Reise zum Mond from 1902 on an old Skladanowsky device with a hand crank and piano accompaniment. The 1900 address book names building land for Babelsberger Strasse from Erfurter zur Badenschen to Berliner Strasse. In the Berliner Strasse in Schöneberger Feldmark, 163 and 164 belong to the widow Wenzel, 163 is a construction site and 164 are sculptors Jaeckel.
The Berlin address books are named after the year of issue, since the editorial deadline for the supplements is given around the turn of the year up to January, their annual information relates to the year preceding the issue. In the above text or in the comments, the numbers (#) in the digital.zlb.de directory may be given after the year in the Berlin address book. The entry “construction site” in the address book does not indicate the current construction site, but rather existing construction land. In some years only the residents, but not rented companies, are included in the street section. Companies registered by commercial courts are marked in Latin / bold letters in the residents’ area. The buildings on Spichernstrasse, including No. 3, were badly damaged by the air raids. After the ruins had been cleared at the end of the 1950s, the northwest side of Spichernstrasse was rebuilt at the beginning of the 1970s.
List of cinemas in the Berlin district of Charlottenburg
The former cinema location on plot 3 was included in the new construction of the multi-storey business and office building Spichernstrasse 2 (address also 2-3), which has a triangular extension at the rear. The building is mainly used by the professional association for health and welfare services and related institutions. The distribution of cinemas in the district results from the history of settlement and population distribution. This is how “Berlin’s cinema mile around Kurfürstendamm” ( ) emerged as a central location with a denser arrangement. Even the Berlinale festival took place after the early years in Steglitz Titania here the starting point. As in Berlin, many closed cinemas became in the district during the cinema crisis of the 1960s Supermarkets. The field boundary between Wilmersdorf and Schöneberg was a little west of Bamberger Strasse, which was laid out around and in 1906 from this detached Kufsteiner Straße.
On the 1919 Kino-Pharus map, there is no longer a cinema on the corner of Augusta at Berliner Strasse. The Pariser Strasse belonged politically to Wilmersdorf and postally to Berlin. Kinowiki deals with the history of movie theaters in Germany and tries to collect all information about movie theaters and movie theaters in Germany. Everyone is called upon to add to the data or correct errors. The film screenings (“Kino in der Waldbühne”) by the Blues Brothers and the Rocky Horror Picture Show , to which thousands of fans in disguise came to sing along loudly, had cult status . These cinema events have not taken place since the 2000s, with one poorly attended exception in 2006.
In 1934 Gustav Kurth took over the cinema and after him Otto Dannenberg and Käthe Schulz ran the Corso-Lichtspiele during the war years. Under these performance conditions, the corner house and the cinema were destroyed by bombs in 1943, while the neighboring houses were only slightly damaged.
