Komische Oper (an der Weidendammer Brücke) [Berlin] (Q9017)
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Theatre building in Berlin, Germany
- Komische Oper (an der Weidendammer Brücke)
- Komische oper [Berlin]
- Komische oper
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Komische Oper (an der Weidendammer Brücke) [Berlin] | Theatre building in Berlin, Germany |
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52°31'17.760"N, 13°23'18.240"E
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Proved unprofitable in 1911. (English)
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Built 1905 by Boswau & Knauer. Opened 17 Nov 1905 as an opera theatre. Named in reference to the Opéra-Comique, Paris. From 1911, used mainly for operetta performances. From 1921, used as a revue theatre. Ca. 1150 seats. Destroyed by bombs in World War II. - [NB: Today's Komische Oper has no conncetion to this theatre and is located at another site in Behrenstraße.] (English)
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17 November 1905Gregorian
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36
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Berlin 68
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Friedrichstraße 104 / 103
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1945
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TBS 029
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10117
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