Let me see. I arrived in Brum in 1970, and I remember there were several city centre cinemas.
There was the Odeon, New Street of course though it was more rock concerts than films back then.
Then there was a big Odeon on Smallbrook Queensway (or Ringway?) where I saw Fellini's "Satyricon" (weird weird movie)
Near there was also a small art house cinema showing high class Continental films - can't remember its name.
There was the Gaumont which I remember as being a very big sumptuous old-fashioned cinema even then - huge pleated-curve red curtains and big deep seats.
Higher up New Street there was a compact ABC (somewhere near Woolies); I THINK it was a single screen but there is a nagging feeling it may even have been more than that (but I don't see how it could have been really, given the space).
Then they built that ABC triple-screen at the city end of Pershore Road. Even that's gone now.
Down near the bus station below New Street there were - I think - two more cinemas (though one of them may have been a bit higher up the road?) of which one showed soft porn movies in the 70s. One of those cinemas was the Futurist. Was the other called The Electric or something like that?
There was another cinema showing "similar" films
on Bristol Street - was that the Jaycee?
The only out of town cinema I remember was up at Quinton, where I went in the early 80s. That could have been an Odeon but it could also just be a lucky guess!
Of all those city centre cinemas, I know most have now gone, but did any survive?