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Mayfair Theatre - china EUS-1001 Tester - CRI Tester

History Fred Robertson, a retailer from Almonte, was the Mayfair's original owner. The Mayfair opened on 5 December 1932 with its showings of The Blue Danube. Adult admission prices were 15 cents for matinees, 25 cents for evening performances, with each child admitted for ten and 15 cents respectively.

After The Blue Danube completed a three-day run, the Mayfair presented its first double bill with Bring 'Em Back Alive and X Marks the Spot. At the outset, the theatre's sound system was supplied by Northern Electric while Montreal-based Canadian Theatre Supply provided the projection and stage equipment. For the first half century of its existence, the cinema remained under Robertson family ownership. The theatre later operated as a second-run cinema for numerous years. In the late 1970s the Mayfair concentrated on pornographic films, a phase which lasted less than two years.

In October 1981, the Mayfair adopted a repertory format and in the following month Keith Davidson became theatre manager. The Mayfair became known for its economical double features which were introduced in June 1982 for five days each week, excluding Sundays and Mondays when Chinese-language films would be presented. The Mayfair's ownership then consisted of several investors, most of whom were Ottawa-based. The Mayfair cancelled a planned showing of Videodrome in April 1983 when police threatened the theatre with obscenity charges. A handful of citizens, including Maude Barlow, objected to the violent content of the film which was approved by the Ontario Board of Censors and was previously shown without incident in Nepean, Ontario. Director Michael Rubbo rented the theatre for three days in early 1986 to conduct a "four-waller" promotion for his film The Peanut Butter Solution which had fared poorly in the English Canadian market. In 1986, major renovations resulted in new concession stand and box office spaces, while 492 wider seats replaced the original set of approximately 600 seats. In 1988, the Mayfair's regular admission price was $5, or $3.50 for those with theatre memberships which were available for $5 per year, or $3 per year for students.

During that time, membership numbered more than 5000. Double features became available on all days as of 1 April 1990 as the Chinese-language films were discontinued. Sunday afternoon double features were also introduced at that time. Regular prices for the double features were $5.50, or $4 for those who obtained a $6 annual membership. Featured films were predominantly hit American productions with a minority of classic and international films. Tom Bergin became manager in the early 1990s when Davidson left to pursue other interests. 2008 heritage designation In August 2008, local media indicated that the theatre would close effective 30 November 2008, the date at which the theatre would terminate its membership programme. The City of Ottawa declared the theatre building as a heritage site under the Ontario Heritage Act on 8 October 2008, a designation which would prohibit outright demolition of the building. Public and community concern over the closure of the Mayfair and interest in its heritage value resulted in the formation of the Friends of the Mayfair Theatre, a loosely organized community group that claimed several hundred members. In November 2008, a new partnership consisting of filmmakers Lee Demarbre and Ian Driscoll, projectionist and film conservator Paul Gordon and film scholar John Yemen announced that they had signed a ten-year lease with owner Stephen Ng.

The new owners renovated the facility with new seating, some couches in the balcony, a digital video projection system, a new 16mm projector, a Dolby Digital sound system for the 35mm projectors, and a long play tower system. Seating capacity was reduced from 492 to 343. The Mayfair reopened on 2 January 2009 with the film Metropolis accompanied by short subjects from local filmmakers. The theatre's reopening was accompanied with a renewed emphasis on its repertory role. During this relaunch month, thirteen Ottawa premieres were presented while double bills were now limited to Tuesday nights and occasionally other nights. Midnight screenings on Friday and Saturday nights were also introduced. In July 2009 two of the founding members of the new partnership, John Yemen and Paul Gordon left the group to pursue other projects.[citation needed] John Yemen was the individual who sent the city a proposal for heritage designation in the summer of 2008. The makeup of the partnership is now Lee Demarbre (programmer), Ian Driscoll (marketing), Petr Maur (graphic design), and Josh Stafford.

Architecture The Mayfair is a surviving atmospheric cinema of the Spanish Revival form, the second theatre house of this kind to be constructed in Ottawa. Interior features include four faux-balconies, two of which feature clay-tile canopies. Other significant features include stained-glass windows, a proscenium arch, a painted ceiling, decorative plastering and wrought ironwork. The Mayfair has retained the theatre clock used since its inception, a unit which features blue illuminated numbering. Projection capability The following projection formats are supported at the Mayfair: 35 mm projector includes Dolby Digital and DTS sound capability 16 mm projector (Phillips/Kinoton) video projector (various formats) See also List of Ottawa-Gatineau cinemas References Notes ^ a b c Butler, Don (17 November 2008). "Curtain to rise on new Mayfair". Ottawa Citizen. http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=f62201d1-bf21-4d0b-baa1-93a74fb094d9. Retrieved 2008-11-19.  ^ a b "Mayfair Theatre Opens Monday Night To 'The Blue Danube' (full page feature)". Ottawa Citizen. 3 December 1932. p. 23.  ^ "Mayfair advertisement". Ottawa Citizen. 7 December 1932. p. 7.  ^ a b c Crook, Barbara (29 January 1988). "Fanatical about films; The Mayfair: A mixed bag of offerings". Ottawa Citizen. p. B1.  ^ "Warnings prompt film cancellation". Ottawa Citizen. 28 April 1983. p. 39. http://news.google.ca/newspapers?id=6qMyAAAAIBAJ&pg=1393,4093971. Retrieved 2010-01-11.  ^ (editorial) (30 April 1983). "Our movie theatre vigilantes". Ottawa Citizen. p. 20. http://news.google.ca/newspapers?id=66MyAAAAIBAJ&pg=3250,4900096. Retrieved 2010-01-11.  ^ Taylor, Noel (27 March 1986). "Film-maker rents theatre for movie". Ottawa Citizen. p. F11. http://news.google.ca/newspapers?id=xb8yAAAAIBAJ&pg=2397,3337422. Retrieved 2010-01-11.  ^ a b Stone, Jay (5 December 1992). "The Mayfair truly the last of its kind". Ottawa Citizen. p. H1.  ^ "Mayfair plans to go double every day". Ottawa Citizen. 23 March 1990. p. C14.  ^ Willing, Jon (27 August 2008). "Historic theatre set to take final curtain call". Ottawa Sun. http://www.ottawasun.com/News/OttawaAndRegion/2008/08/27/6582806-sun.html. Retrieved 2008-09-01.  ^ Pearson, Matthew (29 August 2008). "One may close, one may open / Curtain falls on Mayfair, but new cinema in works". Ottawa Citizen. http://www.canada.com/cityguides/ottawa/story.html?id=938eabd3-11a5-4452-95b3-9cd313f2a9f2. Retrieved 2008-09-01.  ^ "NR: Mayfair Theatre preserved with heritage designation". City of Ottawa. 8 October 2008. http://ottawa.ca/cgi-bin/pressco.pl?&Elist=14873⟨=en. Retrieved 2008-10-10.  ^ a b Theatre Stats at Mayfair Theatre ^ Warren, T.S. (8 January 2009). "Shaken not stirred". Ottawa XPress. http://www.ottawaxpress.ca/film/film.aspx?iIDArticle=16392. Retrieved 2010-01-07.  ^ Link, Daniel (31 October 2009). "Cinema Versus the City". The Charlatan. http://www.charlatan.ca/content/cinema-versus-city. Retrieved 2010-01-16.  ^ "Designation of the Mayfair Theatre, 1074 Bank Street under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act". City of Ottawa. July 2008. http://www.ottawa.ca/calendar/ottawa/citycouncil/pec/2008/09-23/ACS2008-PTE-PLA-0190.htm. Retrieved 2009-10-17.  General Miguelez, Alain (Fall 2004). A Theatre Near You: 150 Years of Going to the Show in Ottawa-Gatineau. Penumbra Press. ISBN 1-894131-38-X.  External links Official site Ottawa South History Project Categories: 1932 establishments | Cinemas and movie theatres in Canada | Theatres in OttawaHidden categories: All articles with unsourced statements | Articles with unsourced statements from October 2009

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