The Piast cinema was opened on January 15, 1925 as "Film-Palast Friedrichstrasse" with the silent film Carlos and Elisabeth based on Schiller's Don Karlos in what was then Friedrichstrasse 8. The cinema, which also had a small stage for dance and theatrical performances, was built according to the plans of the Charlottenburg architect August Rebiger and at that time offered about 500 to 525 people. [16] Just five years later, the cinema was closed and the Elyseum restaurant opened in the building. After renovations and modernizations, it reopened on December 3, 1937 with the film Patrioten. After the Second World War and the formation of Słubice, the cinema was nationalized. The cinema building, now located at ul. Jedności Robotniczej 10, was closed in March 2005 after the building's former ticket hall had previously been used as a flower and vegetable shop in addition to the cinema. In the meantime, only the front area of the cinema is left, the entire rear area (cinema and administration) has been demolished. Source: Wikipedia
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