Item:Q34010 - Revision history

Purkertcz: /* wbremoveclaims-remove:1| */ Property:P24: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1773327059022

2026-03-12T14:55:44Z

‎Removed claim: TBU URL II (P24): PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg, #quickstatements; #temporary_batch_1773327059022

Purkertcz: /* wbcreateclaim-create:1| */ Property:P74: 2218

2026-03-06T16:13:31Z

‎Created claim: Canon image ID (P74): 2218

Purkertcz: /* wbsetlabel-add:1|en-gb */ Teatro de Binondo

2026-01-14T20:03:35Z

‎Added [en-gb] label: Teatro de Binondo

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-create:2||1 */ Property:P47: In 1790, Teatro de Binondo, the first Spanish theater in the Philippines, was built. It was owned by a certain Don Narciso de Escosura and was located along Calle San Jacinto in Binondo area. Many Filipinos and Spanish alike, especially those from the upper social class, frequented this theater to watch Spanish plays like zarzuela. This recreation so became important to Filipino culture that many other theaters were established in other parts of...

2024-01-09T15:30:57Z

‎Created claim: context (P47): In 1790, Teatro de Binondo, the first Spanish theater in the Philippines, was built. It was owned by a certain Don Narciso de Escosura and was located along Calle San Jacinto in Binondo area. Many Filipinos and Spanish alike, especially those from the upper social class, frequented this theater to watch Spanish plays like zarzuela. This recreation so became important to Filipino culture that many other theaters were established in other parts of...

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-update:2||1|1 */ Property:P47: When the old camarin-type theater in Arroceros, Manila was razed by fire in 1845, the colonial government thought of replacing it with a more durable one. Authorities identified a possible theater site in Calle San Jacinto, Binondo previously occupied by nipa houses that were gutted by a fire. The Teatro de Binondo or Theater of Binondo was constructed in 1846, built at a cost of 30,000 pesos from the funds of the Caja de Carriedo and Obras Pia...

2024-01-09T15:28:27Z

‎Changed claim: context (P47): When the old camarin-type theater in Arroceros, Manila was razed by fire in 1845, the colonial government thought of replacing it with a more durable one. Authorities identified a possible theater site in Calle San Jacinto, Binondo previously occupied by nipa houses that were gutted by a fire. The Teatro de Binondo or Theater of Binondo was constructed in 1846, built at a cost of 30,000 pesos from the funds of the Caja de Carriedo and Obras Pia...

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-update:2||1|1 */ Property:P47: Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to...

2024-01-09T15:28:17Z

‎Changed claim: context (P47): Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to...

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-create:2||1 */ Property:P101: 1846

2024-01-09T15:27:52Z

‎Created claim: Building date (P101): 1846

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ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-create:2||1 */ Property:P47: Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to C...

2024-01-09T15:27:15Z

‎Created claim: context (P47): Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to C...

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-create:2||1 */ Property:P47: When the old camarin-type theater in Arroceros, Manila was razed by fire in 1845, the colonial government thought of replacing it with a more durable one. Authorities identified a possible theater site in Calle San Jacinto, Binondo previously occupied by nipa houses that were gutted by a fire. The Teatro de Binondo or Theater of Binondo was constructed in 1846, built at a cost of 30,000 pesos from the funds of the Caja de Carriedo and Obras Pias....

2024-01-09T15:27:07Z

‎Created claim: context (P47): When the old camarin-type theater in Arroceros, Manila was razed by fire in 1845, the colonial government thought of replacing it with a more durable one. Authorities identified a possible theater site in Calle San Jacinto, Binondo previously occupied by nipa houses that were gutted by a fire. The Teatro de Binondo or Theater of Binondo was constructed in 1846, built at a cost of 30,000 pesos from the funds of the Caja de Carriedo and Obras Pias....

ChrisVG: /* wbsetclaim-create:2||1 */ Property:P24: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg

2024-01-09T15:26:14Z

‎Created claim: TBU URL II (P24): PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:55, 12 March 2026
Property / TBU URL II
-	~~PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg~~
Property / TBU URL II: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg / rank
-	~~Normal rank~~
Property / TBU URL II: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg / qualifier
-	~~context: TEATRO DE BINONDO (1846) Image by Jose Honorato Lozano, 1847, Biblioteca Nacional de Espana (English)~~

← Older revision	Revision as of 16:13, 6 March 2026
	Property / Canon image ID
	+	2218
	Property / Canon image ID: 2218 / rank
	+	Normal rank

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:03, 14 January 2026
label / en-gb	label / en-gb
	+	Teatro de Binondo

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:30, 9 January 2024
	Property / context
	+	In 1790, Teatro de Binondo, the first Spanish theater in the Philippines, was built. It was owned by a certain Don Narciso de Escosura and was located along Calle San Jacinto in Binondo area. Many Filipinos and Spanish alike, especially those from the upper social class, frequented this theater to watch Spanish plays like zarzuela. This recreation so became important to Filipino culture that many other theaters were established in other parts of the country, namely Teatro Circo de Bilibid, Teatro Circo de Zorilla (a theater for the elites), Teatro Circo de Porvenir (where Andres Bonifacio and Macario Sakay acted) and Teatro Guinol Chino (to accommodate Chinese audiences), among many others. (English)
	Property / context: In 1790, Teatro de Binondo, the first Spanish theater in the Philippines, was built. It was owned by a certain Don Narciso de Escosura and was located along Calle San Jacinto in Binondo area. Many Filipinos and Spanish alike, especially those from the upper social class, frequented this theater to watch Spanish plays like zarzuela. This recreation so became important to Filipino culture that many other theaters were established in other parts of the country, namely Teatro Circo de Bilibid, Teatro Circo de Zorilla (a theater for the elites), Teatro Circo de Porvenir (where Andres Bonifacio and Macario Sakay acted) and Teatro Guinol Chino (to accommodate Chinese audiences), among many others. (English) / rank
	+	Normal rank
	Property / context: In 1790, Teatro de Binondo, the first Spanish theater in the Philippines, was built. It was owned by a certain Don Narciso de Escosura and was located along Calle San Jacinto in Binondo area. Many Filipinos and Spanish alike, especially those from the upper social class, frequented this theater to watch Spanish plays like zarzuela. This recreation so became important to Filipino culture that many other theaters were established in other parts of the country, namely Teatro Circo de Bilibid, Teatro Circo de Zorilla (a theater for the elites), Teatro Circo de Porvenir (where Andres Bonifacio and Macario Sakay acted) and Teatro Guinol Chino (to accommodate Chinese audiences), among many others. (English) / qualifier
	+	Source URL: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=625538197585711&set=a.251529181653283

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:28, 9 January 2024
	Property / context: When the old camarin-type theater in Arroceros, Manila was razed by fire in 1845, the colonial government thought of replacing it with a more durable one. Authorities identified a possible theater site in Calle San Jacinto, Binondo previously occupied by nipa houses that were gutted by a fire. The Teatro de Binondo or Theater of Binondo was constructed in 1846, built at a cost of 30,000 pesos from the funds of the Caja de Carriedo and Obras Pias. The theater an arcaded façade and a balustraded balcony in the second floor. Inside were tiered orchestra seats, an upper gallery, and VIP boxes. It had a café, a billiards room, offices for theater staff, and interior gardens. (English) / qualifier
	+	Source URL: https://www.facebook.com/arkitekturangbayan/photos/a.119930286465801/126173165841513/?type=3

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:28, 9 January 2024
	Property / context: Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to Chinese workers. The theater building was seriously damaged by the disastrous earthquake of 1863. It was no longer revived or rehabilitated for theater purposes. Thus, ended the life of the Teatro de Binondo, the first formal Spanish theater in the Philippines. (English) / qualifier
	+	Source URL: https://www.facebook.com/arkitekturangbayan/photos/a.119930286465801/126173165841513/?type=3

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:27, 9 January 2024
	Property / context
	+	Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to Chinese workers. The theater building was seriously damaged by the disastrous earthquake of 1863. It was no longer revived or rehabilitated for theater purposes. Thus, ended the life of the Teatro de Binondo, the first formal Spanish theater in the Philippines. (English)
	Property / context: Teatro de Binondo’s first theater company was managed by the impresario Jose Bosch with Manuel Zaragoza as stage director. Here, native and mestizo actors staged Spanish dramas and other performances. The theater fell into hard times in later years and by 1860 it was already referred to as the Teatro Antiguo de Binondo (Old Theater of Binondo). Its owner then, Antonio Enriquez, converted the theater into small sheds and living units for rent to Chinese workers. The theater building was seriously damaged by the disastrous earthquake of 1863. It was no longer revived or rehabilitated for theater purposes. Thus, ended the life of the Teatro de Binondo, the first formal Spanish theater in the Philippines. (English) / rank
	+	Normal rank

← Older revision	Revision as of 15:26, 9 January 2024
	Property / TBU URL II
	+	PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg
	Property / TBU URL II: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg / rank
	+	Normal rank
	Property / TBU URL II: PH_Manila_Binondo.jpg / qualifier
	+	context: TEATRO DE BINONDO (1846) Image by Jose Honorato Lozano, 1847, Biblioteca Nacional de Espana (English)