Difference between revisions of "Central-Theater [Berlin] (Q9013)"

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+Opened 28 Aug 1880. Mainly used for operetta and popular drama performances. 1922-1924 operated by Erwin Piscator and Hans Josef Rehfisch. From 1927, used as a cinema (Atlas-Lichtspiele). Destroyed by bombs in 1945. Remains demolished in 1952. (English)
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Latest revision as of 07:29, 15 September 2025

Theatre building in Berlin, Germany

Central-Theater

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Central-Theater [Berlin]	Theatre building in Berlin, Germany	Central-Theater

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52°30'20.495"N, 13°24'3.290"E

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Note

Evolved from the dance hall Orpheum." Temporarily held an operetta monopoly in Berlin in the 1890s."" (English)

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Opened 28 Aug 1880. Mainly used for operetta and popular drama performances. 1922-1924 operated by Erwin Piscator and Hans Josef Rehfisch. From 1927, used as a cinema (Atlas-Lichtspiele). Destroyed by bombs in 1945. Remains demolished in 1952. (English)

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EUTA building identifier

1781

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Wikidata instance

Q64654999

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