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Near to Buckingham Palace is the Victoria Palace Theatre, which was opened in 1911
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Near to Buckingham Palace is the Victoria Palace Theatre, which was opened in 1911
Near to Buckingham Palace is the Victoria Palace Theatre, which was opened in 1911 by the late Sir Alfred Butt, MP after big rebuilding in the area. Prior to this the theatre was known as the Royal Standard Music Hall and dates back to 1830. In the Royal Standard days it was on eof the first music halls to get a London County Council Music and Dancing Licence.
For many years the famous Crazy Gang was housed at the Victoria Palace which faces Victoria Railway Station.
Rising at the right is the New Stag Skyscraper building ( now Portland House ) built on the site of the old Stag Bewery
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This print showcases the iconic Victoria Palace Theatre, located near Buckingham Palace in London. Originally known as the Royal Standard Music Hall, this historic venue dates back to 1830 and was one of the first music halls to obtain a London County Council Music and Dancing Licence. In 1911, it underwent significant reconstruction under the direction of Sir Alfred Butt, MP, who officially reopened it as the Victoria Palace Theatre. Throughout its illustrious history, the theatre has been home to various renowned acts and performances. Notably, it served as a residence for the famous Crazy Gang comedy troupe for many years. Situated opposite Victoria Railway Station, this grand building stands tall amidst its surroundings. In this image's backdrop rises another architectural marvel - the New Stag Skyscraper building (now known as Portland House). This modern structure replaced the old Stag Brewery and adds a touch of contemporary elegance to an otherwise historical landscape. The photograph beautifully captures both old and new elements with its juxtaposition of classic dome-shaped architecture alongside sleek skyscrapers. The intricate details showcased in black and white further emphasize the timeless charm of these buildings. With its rich heritage and stunning aesthetics, this print serves as a testament to London's ever-evolving cityscape while preserving glimpses into its vibrant past.
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