Difference between revisions of "Southminster Theatre [Edinburgh, UK] (Q33448)"
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Southminster Theatre [Edinburgh, UK] | No description defined |
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i) (English)
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Built in 1863, of wood. (English)
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81
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323
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14 March 1875Gregorian
Burnt at 10 p.m., after the audience had left the building. No lives were lost. (English)
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4 April 1877Gregorian
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411
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1863
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7 March 1863Gregorian
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19 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
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14 March 1875Gregorian
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George Baird
Places of Entertainment in Edinburgh, Part 1: The South Side
8–10
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James C. Dibdin
The Annals of the Edinburgh Stage (1888)
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