Difference between revisions of "London Pavilion (Q34425)"
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(Removed claim: Import table id (P296): 356, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1736759523710) | (Created claim: Note (P44): Built 1885 as a variety hall by James Ebenezer Saunders and R. J. Worley at the site of the previous London Pavilion Music Hall (1859-1885). 1900 and 1918 interior alterations. From 1923, giant electric billboards were set up on the façade. 1934 demolition and conversion into a cinema by F. M. Chancellor and Cecil Masey. 1986 demolition and conversion into shops and a wax figure museum. Of the theatre building, only the façade remains., #quickst...) | ||
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| + | Built 1885 as a variety hall by James Ebenezer Saunders and R. J. Worley at the site of the previous London Pavilion Music Hall (1859-1885). 1900 and 1918 interior alterations. From 1923, giant electric billboards were set up on the façade. 1934 demolition and conversion into a cinema by F. M. Chancellor and Cecil Masey. 1986 demolition and conversion into shops and a wax figure museum. Of the theatre building, only the façade remains. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1885 as a variety hall by James Ebenezer Saunders and R. J. Worley at the site of the previous London Pavilion Music Hall (1859-1885). 1900 and 1918 interior alterations. From 1923, giant electric billboards were set up on the façade. 1934 demolition and conversion into a cinema by F. M. Chancellor and Cecil Masey. 1986 demolition and conversion into shops and a wax figure museum. Of the theatre building, only the façade remains. (English) / rank | |||
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Revision as of 12:38, 11 September 2025
theatre building in London, Uk
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | London Pavilion | theatre building in London, Uk |
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Built 1885 as a variety hall by James Ebenezer Saunders and R. J. Worley at the site of the previous London Pavilion Music Hall (1859-1885). 1900 and 1918 interior alterations. From 1923, giant electric billboards were set up on the façade. 1934 demolition and conversion into a cinema by F. M. Chancellor and Cecil Masey. 1986 demolition and conversion into shops and a wax figure museum. Of the theatre building, only the façade remains. (English)
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1859
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1885
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Piccadilly Circus
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