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Sep 20, 2015 · One of the key tenants of Pearls Centre was the Yangtze Theatre (长江戏院), famous as the last cinema in Singapore to screen R-rated and soft porn movies. Originally named as the Pearls Theatre, it was changed to Yangtze, named after the longest river in China and Asia, upon its opening on 27 January 1977.
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Jul 27, 2015 · Slated to make way for the new Thomson Line, Yangtze Cinema at Pearls Centre has probably seen better days since it opened in 1977. It originally specialised in wuxia films from Hong Kong but...
Jul 26, 2015 · Yangtze Cinema is the last of Singapore’s great old R-rated cinemas, and follows Changi Theatre — which closed in 2000 and is now Bedok Point Shopping Mall — and Republic Theatre, which closed in the mid-80s, re-opened in 1988 before it closed again a few years later, fading into the history books.
Feb 29, 2016 · The two storey Yangtze Cinema opened on 27 January 1977. It showed mainly Chinese movies during its early days and had its golden era. Tickets cost S$1, S$2 and S$3 (upper level) then.
She and one of her girlfriends wanted to experience what it was like in the Yangtze cinema, so both of them went. Bear in mind, these two girls were in their late teens to early twenties. They thought, "what could possibly go wrong?"
Jul 7, 2012 · Back Then When Jurong’s Drive-In Cinema Was All The Rage; Memories of Bedok’s Princess; Broadcasts, Dramas and Dreams… Caldecott Hill in 80 Years; A Last Look at Pearls Centre and its Yangtze Theatre; 20 Most Memorable SBC (Channel 8) Dramas of the 1980s; A Century of Cinemas, Movies and Blockbusters; Rediffusion And Its Glorious 63 Years
