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Theatre building in El Pardo, Spain, opened in 1826

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Palace theatre, built 1826 by Isidro González Velázquez. Also known as Real Teatro de Corte. Used as a cinema during the Franco regime. (English)
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Latest revision as of 13:50, 11 September 2025

Theatre building in El Pardo, Spain, opened in 1826
  • Real Teatro de Corte del Palacio de El Pardo
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Real Teatro de Corte del Palacio de El Pardo [Madrid]
Theatre building in El Pardo, Spain, opened in 1826
  • Real Teatro de Corte del Palacio de El Pardo

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Field
architecture
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Country
Spain
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El Pardo-Palacio Real El Teatro.jpg
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Note
Palace theatre, built 1826 by Isidro González Velázquez. Also known as Real Teatro de Corte. Used as a cinema during the Franco regime. (English)
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CARTHALIA
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a partir de rev. Angel Luis Fernández Muñoz La pasión operística de Isabel II y el retraso en las obras del Teatro Real le llevaron a ordenar la construcción de un pequeño palacio en el interior del Palacio de Oriente. Fue diseñado por el arquitecto Narciso Pascual y Colomer y se levantó en la esquina suroeste del edificio. Se inauguró con la interpretación de la comedia Caprichos de la fortuna. Meses más tarde se representaría la ópera Ildegonda de Emilio Arrieta y, en 1850, se estrenó en él La conquista di Granata de este mismo autor. (Spanish)
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Wikidata source
Q46591444
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Wikidata instance
Q24354
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City
Madrid
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Building date
1826
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EEConde
Madrid 46
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opening date
1848
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Address
Palacio Real
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demolished
1851
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city section
El Pardo
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Carthalia ID
7503
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