DEVONSHIRE PARK THEATRE
...COMPTON STREET 1. 1065 Devonshire Park Theatre TV 6098 7/100 II 2. 1884, by Henry Currey, the interior considerably remodelled by Frank Matcham in 1903...
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...COMPTON STREET 1. 1065 Devonshire Park Theatre TV 6098 7/100 II 2. 1884, by Henry Currey, the interior considerably remodelled by Frank Matcham in 1903...
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...Former theatre of 1896, to the designs of Frank Matcham (1854-1920), redesigned as a cinema by George Coles (1884-1963) and Arthur Roberts (unknown) in 1933 and then converted to a music venue and...
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Buxton, Derbyshire
...The Opera House was opened on 1 June 1903. It was designed by Frank Matcham and cost £25,000. It became a cinema in the 1950s. It was restored and re-opened as a theatre on 30 July 1979....
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... II* 2. Theatre. 1899 by Frank Matcham. Red brick with buff terracotta. Facade of 4 storeys the upper set back. Three main bays, the centre widest, the outer ones topped by octagonal towers...
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... Hall, 1903, by Frank Matcham and Robert Beale. MATERIALS: squared coursed limestone rubble with ashlar dressings with slate roofs. PLAN/EXTERIOR: It has a symmetrical central, west-facing front of...
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... Theatre - II* Theatre. 1910 by Frank Matcham, replacing Hengler's Cirque. Stucco, slate roof. 2 storeys and attic. 7-bay front in form of octastyle...
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...; No 291 (The Hackney Empire Theatre) 28.6.72. II* Variety theatre. 1901, by Frank Matcham for Oswald...
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.... II Terraced office premises built over covered way. c.1904, possibly by Frank Matcham as part of the Coliseum theatre development in St. Martin's Lane q.v. Painted terracotta, slate roof...
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... Cabanel of Aachen. Remodelled 1871 by J T Robinson; in 1880 and 1902 by Elijah Hoole as the Royal Victoria Coffee Music Hall for Emma Cons; in 1922-3 and 1927-9 by Frank Matcham and Company (F G M...
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Blackpool Grand Theatre, 33 Church Street, Blackpool FY1 1HT
...Blackpool Grand Theatre is a Grade II* thriving Victorian theatre designed by Frank Matcham. It celebrates its 130th anniversary this year and is open for performances and heritage tours around 300...
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... (Entrance building of the Former theatre of Varieties) NZ 3667 SW 4/33 II GV 2. 1898-9 Frank Matcham...
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...18-26 King Edward Street and 49-51 Vicar Lane, constructed in 1898-1904 to designs by Frank Matcham for the Leeds Estates Company as part of the County Arcade development, is listed at Grade II for...
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.... 2 arcades with shops and offices. 1898-1900, restored 1989-90. By Frank Matcham. For the Leeds Estates Company Development. Pink brick and Burmantofts...
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... Former Hippodrome Theatre II GV 2. Theatre. 1905, by J W Start, architect, as the Grand Theatre, incorporating a recon- struction of an 1889 theatre by Frank Matcham. Red brick with stone and stucco...
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... - II Theatre formerly Shepherds Bush Empire. 1903 by Frank Matcham; in an unusual manner for this architect and now unique among his London theatres in showing marked Arts and Crafts influence...
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... The New Theatre) G.V. II Theatre. 1903 by W.G. Sprague, Frank Matcham's pupil and collaborator, Claude Ponsonby consultant for interior decoration...
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...Details.SD 33 NW BLACKPOOL CHURCH STREET 2/5 Grand Theatre 26.1.1972 II* Theatre, 1894, by Frank Matcham...
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... Hall' in 1843; extended in 1857; altered and renamed 'The Athenaeum' in 1884; fly tower added in 1897 as part of alterations designed by Frank Matcham. Damaged by fire...
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.... 1903. Frank Matcham. Brick with stone dressings, slate roof. Curved symmetrical facade of 4 storeys and 15 bays. Plastered ground floor, pilasters, top entablature and high parapet. Central 5...
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... (English National Opera) Grand theatre. 1902-04 by Frank Matcham, originally built for (Sir) Oswald Stoll. No 36 now a shop with offices over. Channelled terracotta facing, painted over, slate roofs...
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