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PALACE THEATRE BUILT FOR RICHARD D’OYLY CARTE IN 1891 BY T E COLCUTT AND KNOWN AS THE ’ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE’ THE THEATRE WAS RENAMED THE ’PALACE THEATRE OF VARIETIES’ IN 1892. IN 1911 IT BECAME THE PALACE THEATRE AND IS FAMOUS FOR BEING THE HOME OF LONDON’S LONGEST-RUNNING MUSICALS.
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THEATRELAND - HEART OF THE PERFORMING ARTS IN LONDON, A JOINT VENTURE BY THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER AND THE SOCIETY OF WEST END THEATRE
The sign is on the Palace Theater, a theater built as early as 1891 to serve as a stage for Richard D’Wiley Cart, who produced many of Gilbert and Sullivan’s operas.
A sign indicating that the cornerstone was laid in 1888 by businesswoman Helen Carte (1852-1912), who was initially Richard D’OYLY Carte’s secretary and later his wife, was photographed in 2023. THIS STONE WAS LAID BY HELEN D’OYLY CARTE DEC 15TH 1888 Click for a larger image
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