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(Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1843-1844 as the entertainment venue Krollscher Wintergarten (also known as Etablissment Kroll) by Ludwig Persius and Carl Ferdinand Langhans for the restaurant owner Joseph Kroll, on a site donated by king Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Opened 15 Feb 1844. The complex included three large halls (Königsaal a.o.), a large veranda, a basement hall, and 14 function rooms. Total capacity: 5000 guests. Used as a restaurant, for balls, and for concerts b...) | (Added qualifier: Source (P63): CARTHALIA (Q495), #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1757591661939) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1843-1844 as the entertainment venue Krollscher Wintergarten (also known as Etablissment Kroll) by Ludwig Persius and Carl Ferdinand Langhans for the restaurant owner Joseph Kroll, on a site donated by king Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Opened 15 Feb 1844. The complex included three large halls (Königsaal a.o.), a large veranda, a basement hall, and 14 function rooms. Total capacity: 5000 guests. Used as a restaurant, for balls, and for concerts by a resident orchestra. - 1850 addition of a garden theatre by Eduard Titz. Opened 27 June 1850 as Sommertheater in Kroll's Garten. Garden theatre demolished in 1856. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Revision as of 13:07, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in Berlin, Germany
- Kroll Opera House
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Kroll Opera House [Berlin, DE] | Theatre building in Berlin, Germany |
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52°31'6.960"N, 13°22'14.160"E
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Built 1843-1844 as the entertainment venue Krollscher Wintergarten (also known as Etablissment Kroll) by Ludwig Persius and Carl Ferdinand Langhans for the restaurant owner Joseph Kroll, on a site donated by king Friedrich Wilhelm IV. Opened 15 Feb 1844. The complex included three large halls (Königsaal a.o.), a large veranda, a basement hall, and 14 function rooms. Total capacity: 5000 guests. Used as a restaurant, for balls, and for concerts by a resident orchestra. - 1850 addition of a garden theatre by Eduard Titz. Opened 27 June 1850 as Sommertheater in Kroll's Garten. Garden theatre demolished in 1856. (English)
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22 November 1943
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1 February 1851Gregorian
Burnt at 10 p.m., through a leakage from a gas pipe. (English)
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1951
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