Category:Old Great Queen Street Theatre
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The Old Great Queen Street Theatre was designed by Thomas Verity and opened in 1882 as the Novelty Theatre. It functioned under various names, but later became the Great Queen Street Theatre. In 1900 it was reconstructed by architects Murray & Foster. The building was bomb-damaged in World War II, and demolished in 1959. (Source: Arthur Lloyd). There is a photograph of it here, taken in 1956.
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