Historic Milanese cinema born at the behest of Giuseppe Grippa in the 1950s. It was a second-run venue with popular film programming that maintained this feature until the late 1970s. Such programming favored action and comedy films aimed at the general public. In 2000 the cinema closed for about a year and transformed into a multiplex. The offer is now divided into three rooms: Room 1 (318 seats) occupies the area of the stalls of the past, whose dominant colors are the intense blue of the armchairs and the black of the walls; the screen is 10X5.40 meters. On the first floor, which is accessed via a staircase or lift, there are Room 2 and Room 3: these are twin rooms, both with 108 seats, with red armchairs and a 7.40x3.15 meter screen. On the first floor we also find a café with tables.