Clydebank's La Scala cinema opened in 1938 - seating 2,648, it was described as the pride of Clydebank, and survived the Clydebank Blitz unscathed - here it is in the 1950s:
(Scottish Cinemas website)
It became an ABC cinema, then closed as a cinema in 1984. Subdivided, the top half became a snooker club, the bottom half a bingo hall. I only explored the top half:
The pride of Clydebank is now in a sorry state.
Up higher, to the battery room:
Cabinets for two mercury vapour rectifiers:
The projection room:
Because of the odd way it was subdivided, the snooker club used one of the original entrances as a beer cellar:
And that's it, really - thanks very much to Pantomime Horse for the lead
