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| == Evershed Cinema ==
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| === Description ===
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| A modest brick structure of moderate size, looking oddly much like a bar. If not for the traditional movie theater sign hanging outside, it would be mistaken for an entirely different kind of establishment.
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| === History ===
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| ==== Origins ====
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| The cinema was built in a joint collaboration between the Malton Cricket Club and the Derbyshire County Cricket Club in October 1939, in memory of Sir. Sydney Evershed, a wealthy brewer and former cricket player, who had died a few months earlier. He, along with his brothers Wallis, Edward and Frank Evershed, had for several years played for Derbyshire. In 1935, he donated a suspiciously large amount of money to the Malton City Council, as well as to the Malton Cricket Club.
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| The cinema, which along with [[Barwood Walk]] was named as a tribute to him, originally showed recordings of famous cricket matches. Eventually other sports, such as soccer and tennis, was added to the establishment's repertoar.
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| By 2005, the cinema had almost entirely left its origins, showing just about every genre available. It faced serious competition from the many local rivals, [[Wolters Cinema]] and [[Batt Cinema]] in particular. Of course, this rivalry quickly dissolved, as the zombie plague came into effect.
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| ==== Recent history ====
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| The cinema has since then been ransacked and ruined countless times, most notably during the many sieges of [[Tynte Mall]].
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| In 2010, Evershed Cinema was the location of several broadcasts from the [[Voice of Order]].
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| === Barricade Policy ===
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| The building is to be kept at Extremely Heavily Barricaded, due to its low strategical importance, as per the [[Pimbank Barricade Plan]].
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| === Current Status ===
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| ==== April 2010 ====
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| *'''April 4th'''
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| EHB, running generator, transmitter set to 26.77 MHz. Fueled and tuned myself. Preparing to [[Voice of Order|broadcast]]. [[User:Infrastructure|Infrastructure]] 11:28, 4 April 2010 (BST)
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| ==== March 2010 ====
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| *'''March 23rd'''
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| EHB, a fueled generator, radio transmitter set to 26.77 MHz ([[Tynte Mall]]'s frequency). No survivors inside, zombie presence outside highly unlikely. ''the answer to life, the universe, and everything!'' is tagged inside, referencing an excellent work of art. [[User:Infrastructure|Infrastructure]] 17:17, 23 March 2010 (UTC)
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| ==== January 2010 ====
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| *'''January 21st'''
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| VHB with a fueled gennie but no survivors inside. --[[User:Guise_Guyington|Guise Guyington]] 04:45, 21 January 2010 (UTC)
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| [[Category:Cinemas]]
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| [[Category:Pimbank]]
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