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____________________________________________________________________________________________ Theatre Royal, Breck Road, Anfield, Liverpool Formerly the Theatre Royal Palace of Varieties / Super Royal Cinema
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The Theatre Royal in Liverpool's Breck Road, Anfield was built in 1891 as the Theatre Royal Palace Of Varieties by W. Redman. The small auditorium was built on three levels, Stalls and Pit, Dress Circle, and Balcony and had a capacity of 500. In 1920 the Theatre was converted to a Cinema and renamed the Super Royal Cinema and had many subsequent alterarations and modernisations so that in the auditorium of today there is little remaining of the original. The Cinema was later converted for Bingo and later still used as a Carpet Warehouse. If you have any more information or images for this Theatre you are willing to share please Contact Me Here... This Theatre Royal in Breck Road is not to be confused with the former Theatre Royal in Williamson Square which was built in 1772 by Sir William Chambers and rebuilt in 1802 by Foster.
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