Palace Theatre Collection

Attercliffe Palace Theatre, Sheffield, Yorkshire, programme, c. 1951
From an original at Sheffield Libraries: y13387

The Palace Theatre, showing the musical Les Miserables, Cambridge Circus, London, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Round the Town Lancers by Warwick Williams; musical score (colour litho)
584944 Round the Town Lancers by Warwick Williams; musical score (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Palace Theatre (b / w photo)
3092159 The Palace Theatre (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Palace Theatre)

The Palace Theatre, General View of the Building, from Cambridge Circus (b / w photo)
3102195 The Palace Theatre, General View of the Building, from Cambridge Circus (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Palace Theatre)

Advertisement for The Palace Theatre (colour litho)
559996 Advertisement for The Palace Theatre (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

George Grossmith performing in the musical comedy No, No Nanette at the Palace Theatre (b / w photo)
3637464 George Grossmith performing in the musical comedy No, No Nanette at the Palace Theatre (b/w photo) by English Photographer

Palace Theatre, London (litho)
6014221 Palace Theatre, London (litho) by Murray, Frank (fl.1885); Private Collection; (add.info.: Palace Theatre, London)

Interior of the Palace Theatre, London (litho)
6014215 Interior of the Palace Theatre, London (litho) by Murray, Frank (fl.1885); Private Collection; (add.info.: Interior of the Palace Theatre, London)

The Royal English Opera House in Cambridge Circus, to be opened on Saturday, 31 January (engraving)
1062250 The Royal English Opera House in Cambridge Circus, to be opened on Saturday, 31 January (engraving) by Brewer, Henry William (fl.1858-d.1903); Private Collection; (add.info)

Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus, London (photo)
583332 Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus, London (photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Palace Theatre, Cambridge Circus)

Playbill for appearance by Houdini at Palace Theatre, Halifax, pub. 1903 (lithograph)
Playbill for appearance by Harry Houdini (1874 – 1926) at Palace Theatre, Halifax, pub. 1903 (lithograph)

George Grossmith in No, No, Nanette!, Palace Theatre, London, c1926. Musican comedy first produced in 1925, starring Binnie Hale and George Grossmith Jr

The Palace Theatre of Varieties, c. 1893 (litho) 88; London West End theatre, opera house
XJF465722 The Palace Theatre of Varieties, c.1893 (litho) 88; London West End theatre, opera house and music hall; opened in 1891 by Richard D Oyly Carte as The Royal English Opera House ; later

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The Palace Theatre, located in Cambridge Circus, London, has a rich history that spans decades. From its early days as the Attercliffe Palace Theatre in Sheffield, Yorkshire, to its current status as a renowned venue for world-class performances. In 1951, the Attercliffe Palace Theatre in Sheffield boasted an impressive programme that captivated audiences with its diverse range of shows. The theatre showcased everything from musicals like Les Miserables to Warwick Williams' Round the Town Lancers. The vibrant and colorful musical score lithographs added an extra touch of excitement to each performance. A black and white photo captures the timeless beauty of The Palace Theatre's exterior. Its grandeur is evident even from afar as it stands proudly at Cambridge Circus. An advertisement further showcases this majestic building through a stunning color lithograph. Renowned actor George Grossmith took center stage at The Palace Theatre in No, No Nanette - a delightful musical comedy that left audiences laughing and singing along. A black and white photo immortalizes his captivating performance. The interior of The Palace Theatre is equally breathtaking. A lithograph reveals ornate details and lavish décor that create an enchanting atmosphere for theatergoers to immerse themselves in unforgettable experiences. Before becoming known as The Palace Theatre, this iconic establishment was once called the Royal English Opera House. An engraving commemorates its opening on January 31st at Cambridge Circus - marking another milestone in its storied past. Today, visitors can still witness the magic within these hallowed walls by attending performances at The Palace Theatre in London's bustling West End district. This historic venue continues to be a beacon for top-notch entertainment and remains one of London's most beloved theaters. Whether you're admiring its architectural splendor or being swept away by incredible productions on stage, there's no denying that The Palace Theatre holds a special place in both theatrical history and the hearts of those who have had the pleasure of experiencing its magic.