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The Marylebone Music Hall, 32 - 33 Marylebone High Street, London |
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The Marylebone Music Hall in the High Street, Marylebone, London was built for Sam Collins who would later go on to open another and better known Music Hall in Islington which carried his name, Collins Music Hall. The Marylebone opened in 1856 as a Music Hall attached to a public house called the Rose of Normandy. The Hall could accommodate 800 people and was built at the not inconsiderable cost for the time of £8,000.
Above - Advertisement for the Marylebone Music Hall from the February 2nd 1884 edition of 'The General Theatrical Programme,' a weekly Newspaper and Guide to Theatres, Music Halls, etc. Click for a Special Feature on this edition. The Marylebone Music Hall was in business right up until 1900. Arthur Lloyd appeared at the Marylebone at 9.50pm on his first day in London on the 12th of October 1862, directly after his London debut at the Sun Music Hall in Knightsbridge at 9.00pm. If you have any more information about this Music Hall, or images you are willing to share please Contact me. |
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