Red Hill Picture Pops Theatre opened on Saturday 14 December 1912 on the northern corner of Enoggera Terrace and Musgrave Road (). It was an open-air cinema. On 16 October 1920 the open-air cinema was replaced with a new brick enclosed cinema on the southern corner of Enoggera Terrace and Musgrave Road (). It was and could seat 1,400 people. It cost £7,000. The opening night was dedicated to raise funds for the Ithaca War Memorial. In April 1934 it became the "State Theatre". It functioned as a cinema until 1964, when it was converted into music venue called "Teen City". In 1965 it was converted into a roller skating rink called "Skate Arena". It was destroyed by arson on 26 December 2002. It was derelict for many years. Brothers Peter and Stephen Sourris spent 2 years redeveloping the building and re-opened it as a 5-screen complex, called the "Red Hill Cinemas," on Saturday 30 November 1919. Their uncle and aunt, Christopher James and Effie Sourris had briefly owned the cinema in 1954.