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Greenwich Theatre, Crooms Hill, Greenwich Formerly The Rose and Crown Music Hall / Parthenon / Crowder's Music Hall / Parthenon Palace of Varieties / Greenwich Hippodrome
Above - Greenwich Theatre Main Entrance - M.L. 2005
Above Right - Sign on the corner of the Rose and Crown Pub reads - Ye Old Rose and Crown Established in the year of Queen Elizabeth Rebuilt 1888. Visit Greenwich Theatre's own Website here... |
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Above - Greenwich Theatre side elevation on Nevada Street - M.L. 2005 Visit Greenwich Theatre's own Website here...
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Prince of Wales Theatre, Greenwich Also known as Morton's Theatre / Morton's Model Theatre / The Theatre Royal / The Carlton / The New Prince of Wales Theatre / Cinema De Luxe
Shortly after opening the Theatre was owned and managed by Sefton Parry with W. J. Hurlstone as the Acting Manager. C. Stanton was the Stage Manager at this time and G. Richardson was the Musical Director. By 1867 William Sydney had become the lessee and manager and Herbert Masson the Musical Director, with W. J. Hurlstone still the Acting Manager. The Theatre closed once the new Broadway Theatre in Deptford opened and was converted for Cinema use under the name of the Cinema De Luxe. The Theatre was eventually demolished in 1937 and a new Town Hall was built on the site. Arthur Lloyd is known to have performed at the Prince of Wales Theatre Greenwich in 1886 1887 1888, see below for details. |
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Arthur Lloyd at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Greenwich Arthur Lloyd is known to have performed at the Prince of Wales Theatre Greenwich in 1886 1887 1888
From: The Era, 17 Dec 1887 - Courtesy BF. The poster right for Arthur Lloyd at the Prince of Wales Theatre, Greenwich is from a large collection of original Lloyd Posters collected since the mid 1800s by members of the family and found recently after being lost for 50 years. To see all these posters click the Poster Index here... |
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