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Hippodrome Cinema

The Hippodrome is owned by the Scottish Historic Building Trust, who oversaw the first phase of restoration work, and is leased to Falkirk Council, who will offer a modern cinema-going experience in the building's classic setting.

Despite The Hippodrome's prominent place in the cultural heritage of Bo'ness, only a small amount of information is available in the public domain.

Louis Dickson remains something of a mystery figure, with the most comprehensive material about his early work, including digitised film clips and a biography, available from the Scottish Screen Archive.

Little is documented about the building's architect, Matthew Steele, despite the plethora of buildings designed by him in and around Bo'ness. Falkirk Council Archives hold an unpublished paper by Mary Tilmouth and Roger Emmerson (1999) which provides a more detailed analysis of his life and work.

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