186:, where, as a young man, he was a frequent visitor to Frank Matcham's home. Up to the mid-1890s, Crewe collaborated with Sprague, producing the Lincoln Theatre Royal as well as a number of theatres around London. It was after he branched out on his own that he developed what was to become his characteristic Baroque-influenced style. His work around the turn of the century was marked by horizontal balconies tied to ranges of stage boxes and elaborate ornamental features.
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Crewe's last project, jointly with Henry G. Kay was the Regal, Kennington Road (opened 17 November 1937) by the Arthur O'Connor circuit. Designed as split theatre-cinema, the
Edwardian Kennington Empire would have been in decline by the time of building.
287:. Next to the Metropolitan railway station (now Sloane Square tube). Reconstructed in 1952 and 1980. An unimpressive auditorium, whose sight-lines could be improved, is the strangely antique setting for modern drama that generally preaches change
218:, many theatres that were not destroyed by bombing were in the way of redevelopment. The building boom of 1885 to 1915 was matched between 1950 and 1975 by theatre demolition. In that 25-year period, 35 theatres were demolished in
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2004:"Theatres and Halls in Southend-on-Sea, and Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex: The Hippodrome Theatre, 4 Southchurch Road, Southend-on-Sea"
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1932:"Théâtre Mogador, Paris, France: About the venue"
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2136:Article on conversion of the Regal, Kennington
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1881:. Blackpool Grand. p. 16. Archived from
1560:. Mercia Cinema. October 2004. Archived from
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1462:For sale by Palatial Leisure Limited
1391:Southend Hippodrome / Gaumont Cinema
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1382:in "Eye of the Devil". Purchased by
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1576:"Rare theatre revamped to its best"
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1856:. Andreas Praefcke. Archived from
1834:. Catherine Slater. Archived from
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227:Palace Theatre, Redditch
175:, which opened in 1904.
2010:. Arthur Lloyd Theatres
1608:lincolntheatreroyal.com
1554:"GALLERY- October 2004"
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1744:. Shaftesbury Theatre.
1742:shaftesburytheatre.com
1259:filmed the videos of "
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640:Nottingham Hippodrome
632:and Fitzwilliam Hotel
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2055:Staff writer (2015).
1986:"Odeon Covent Garden"
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1708:on 28 September 2006.
1107:Birmingham Hippodrome
938:BBC Concert Orchestra
747:Internal Alterations
585:Sheffield Hippodrome
2138:Crewe's last project
2099:. London: Ellipsis.
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1914:"The Palace Theatre"
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2034:cinematreasures.org
1992:. Cinema Treasures.
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1974:. Andreas Praefcke.
1972:andreas-praefcke.de
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1686:on 3 November 2012.
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1558:merciacinema.org.uk
1542:on 2 December 2007.
1536:corpoflondon.gov.uk
1520:on 9 December 2013.
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1196:Giles Gilbert Scott
936:Former home of the
264:Royal Court Theatre
134:Architecture portal
107:Shaftesbury Theatre
2036:. Cinema Treasures
1950:"Building Stories"
1838:on 4 January 2009.
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2008:arthurlloyd.co.uk
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1860:on 15 March 2016.
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