Plymouth Theatre [Plymouth, UK] (Q33139)

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Plymouth Theatre [Plymouth, UK]
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    Field
    architecture
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    Importance
    Not rated
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    Country
    United Kingdom
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    Note
    Built 1811-1813 by John Foulston and George Wightwick, as part of a civic centre The Royal Hotel, Assembly Rooms, and Theatre comprising a club, dining-room, assembly hall, hotel, and stables, all built around a courtyard and entered through a portico. The theatre occupied the right-hand wing. 1200 seats. Demolished in 1937 in favour of a cinema building (Reel Cinema). (English)
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    CARTHALIA
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    Wikidata source
    Q58317780
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    Fires in Theatres id
    66
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    City
    Plymouth
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    Burnt down date
    1863
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    6 January 1863Gregorian
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    Burnt at 12.30 a.m. after the performance. Origin of fire unknown. The adjoining hotel, with ball-rooms, also destroyed. (English)
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    TBU 165
    Modern Opera Houses and Theatres
    Theaterbrande Id
    328
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    Carthalia ID
    1158
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    Modern Opera Houses ID
    246
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    Building date
    1813
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    opening date
    1813
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    demolished
    1937
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