Exterior bomb damage

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In the late evening of January 4th 1941, nine bombs were dropped on Clevedon.
There was only one casualty: 22-year old soldier William Wraith of Rotherham, stationed at Kingston Seymour, and serving with the 4th East Yorks, who was walking past the cinema at the time.
He died in the Cottage Hospital of his injuries the next day. The blast damage is still clearly visible above the entrance to the cinema.

| Tour home | Blast damage |_| Foyer | Box office | Undercroft |_| First floor landing | Projection box |
| Auditorium | Organ | Alleyway |_| First floor landing | Green Room | Oak Room |
| Second floor landing | Stanley Newton projection room | Loft | Second floor landing | Second floor corridor | Balcony | Screen & stage |