Difference between revisions of "Folies Bergère [Paris] (Q8856)"

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-incandesent T8 B15d 100W SBC lamp
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+Music hall and variety theatre, built by Plumeret. Opened 2 May 1869 as Folies Trévise. 1871 auditorium rebuilding. 1872 renamed Folies Bergère after the neighbouring street, Rue Bergère. 1929 façade rebuilding by Maurice Pico. 1670 seats. (English)
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+Source: CARTHALIA

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Theatre building in Paris, France

Folies Bergère

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Folies Bergère [Paris]	Theatre building in Paris, France	Folies Bergère

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48°52'27.001"N, 2°20'42.000"E

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Folies Bergère, Paris 6 February 2016.jpg
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Note

Music hall and variety theatre, built by Plumeret. Opened 2 May 1869 as Folies Trévise. 1871 auditorium rebuilding. 1872 renamed Folies Bergère after the neighbouring street, Rue Bergère. 1929 façade rebuilding by Maurice Pico. 1670 seats. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

1614

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Wikidata instance

Q940462

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