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Theatre building in Vienna, Austria

(‎Created claim: Wikidata instance (P13): Q3053337)
(‎Created claim: demolished (P108): 1960, d)
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Built 1913-1914 by Oskar Kaufmann. Originally the theatre was to be built for the Wiener Schauspielhaus GmbH as a home to the Freie Volksbühne Wien company. Due to financial problems, the unfinished theatre was sold to Anton Kleibel and Siegmund Bergmann in 1913. Opened 1 May 1914. Used for drama performances. 1918 interior rebuilding by Hermann Helmer. Subsequently used for operetta performances. Slightly damaged in World War II. Demolished 1960-1961. - [1968-1969 a library (Haus des Buches) and a hotel were built on the former site of the theatre. The original complex by Kaufmann also included an apartment block that survives until today.] (English)
Property / Note: Built 1913-1914 by Oskar Kaufmann. Originally the theatre was to be built for the Wiener Schauspielhaus GmbH as a home to the Freie Volksbühne Wien company. Due to financial problems, the unfinished theatre was sold to Anton Kleibel and Siegmund Bergmann in 1913. Opened 1 May 1914. Used for drama performances. 1918 interior rebuilding by Hermann Helmer. Subsequently used for operetta performances. Slightly damaged in World War II. Demolished 1960-1961. - [1968-1969 a library (Haus des Buches) and a hotel were built on the former site of the theatre. The original complex by Kaufmann also included an apartment block that survives until today.] (English) / rank
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Property / Note: Built 1913-1914 by Oskar Kaufmann. Originally the theatre was to be built for the Wiener Schauspielhaus GmbH as a home to the Freie Volksbühne Wien company. Due to financial problems, the unfinished theatre was sold to Anton Kleibel and Siegmund Bergmann in 1913. Opened 1 May 1914. Used for drama performances. 1918 interior rebuilding by Hermann Helmer. Subsequently used for operetta performances. Slightly damaged in World War II. Demolished 1960-1961. - [1968-1969 a library (Haus des Buches) and a hotel were built on the former site of the theatre. The original complex by Kaufmann also included an apartment block that survives until today.] (English) / qualifier
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1960
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Theatre building in Vienna, Austria
  • New City Theatre of Vienna
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New City Theatre of Vienna [Vienna]
Theatre building in Vienna, Austria
  • New City Theatre of Vienna

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48°12'47.772"N, 16°20'46.644"E
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Built 1913-1914 by Oskar Kaufmann. Originally the theatre was to be built for the Wiener Schauspielhaus GmbH as a home to the Freie Volksbühne Wien company. Due to financial problems, the unfinished theatre was sold to Anton Kleibel and Siegmund Bergmann in 1913. Opened 1 May 1914. Used for drama performances. 1918 interior rebuilding by Hermann Helmer. Subsequently used for operetta performances. Slightly damaged in World War II. Demolished 1960-1961. - [1968-1969 a library (Haus des Buches) and a hotel were built on the former site of the theatre. The original complex by Kaufmann also included an apartment block that survives until today.] (English)
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