Theatre Royal, Manningham Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire - Formerly the Royal Alexandra Theatre

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Theatre Royal, Manningham Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire

Formerly the Theatre Royal and Opera House / Royal Alexandra Theatre

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Postcard of the Theatre Royal, Bradford

Above - Postcard of the Theatre Royal, Bradford

The Theatre Royal, Bradford was built in 1864 by Andrews and Peffer.

The Theatre was demolished in 1989.

Above - Postcard of the Theatre Royal, Bradford.

Above Right - Programme for Henry Irving and Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Theatre, London, Company in 'The Merchant of Venice' at the Theatre Royal, Bradford for the week beginning March the 11th 1901 for six nights and one Matinee - Click to see entire Programme.

Poster for Henry Irving's Farewell performance from the Theatre Royal, Bradford for the week of the 9th of October 1905 just days before his death - Courtesy Evonne Randall whose Great Grandfather John Albert Wilson worked there as a Stage Hand and Bill Inspector until his early death in 1928. Poster for Sir Harry Irving, Henry Irving's son, at the Theatre Royal, Bradford - Courtesy Evonne.

Above Left - Poster for Henry Irving's Farewell performance from the Theatre Royal, Bradford for the week of the 9th of October 1905 just days before his death - Courtesy Evonne Randall whose Great Grandfather John Albert Wilson worked there as a Stage Hand and Bill Inspector until his early death in 1928.

Above Right - Poster for Sir Harry Irving, Henry Irving's son, at the Theatre Royal, Bradford - Courtesy Evonne Randall.

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