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Written by: Thomas Hauerslev

Date: 06.06.2009

Bergen	Cinemateket (P)
	Two DP70 (2363+2383) imported from Centrum Cinema, Köping, Sweden and installed February 1993. Four speeds: 16, 18, 24 and 30 fps.
Gjövik	Gjövik Kino (»P)
	Two DP70 (1651+1653) Image by Peter Andren
Oslo	Colosseum #1 (*»P)
	Four DP70 (1398+1402+1796+1797). 3-strip Cinemiracle from 25.04.1958 with European premiere of "Windjammer". 3-strip KINOPANORAMA from 17.02.1959 with "Great is my Country". 1398 & 1402 are the original projectors. 1796 & 1797 came from Soria Moria in early seventies and are cannibalized today. 1158 seats. SR.D. DP70s 1398 and 1402 has been moved to De Kinohistoriske Samlingerne and replaced by Victoria 8 projectors. DTS and DTS 70mm.
	Image by Thomas Hauerslev
Oslo	Norwegian Film Institute (P)
	Two DP70 (1354+1355) installed February 1996. Bought from Filmpalatset, Bromølla, Sweden. DTS Image by Thomas Jönsson
Oslo	Norwegian Film Institute (P)
	Two DP70 (2336+2351) bought from Focus, Hagsätre, Sweden
Oslo	Soria Moria #1 (»P)
	Four DP70 (1796+1797+2174+2184). DP70 1796 & 1797 moved to Colosseum, Oslo and replaced by DP70 2174 & 2184 from "Sagafjord". Image by Thomas Hauerslev
Cunard Ship	"Sagafjord"
	Two DP70 (2174+2184) moved to Soria Moria, Oslo during mid eighties.

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