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Oxford Theatre, London

Promotional postcard for the Oxford Theatre, Oxford Street, and later also in Tottenham Court Road, London. It was first built as a Music Hall and Supper Room by the contractors Holand and Hannen for Charles Morton and his brother in law, Frederick Stanley, whose earlier (1852) Canterbury Music Hall was the first purpose built Music Hall for this kind of entertainment. Date: circa 1860

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1860 Oxford Panto Pantomime Promotional Theatrical


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Step into the magical world of Oxford Theatre, an iconic landmark of London's rich theatrical history. Circa 1860, this stunning photograph captures the Oxford Theatre in its early glory, located on Oxford Street and later in Tottenham Court Road. The brainchild of Charles Morton and his brother-in-law, Frederick Stanley, the Oxford Theatre was the first purpose-built Music Hall and Supper Room in London, following the success of their earlier Canterbury Music Hall in 1852. The Oxford Theatre was a hub of popular entertainment, offering a diverse range of shows, from music hall performances and supper rooms to pantomimes and plays. The theatre's stage was graced by both local and international artists, providing endless hours of enjoyment for audiences. The building's architectural beauty is evident in this photograph, with its ornate facade and impressive columns. The Oxford Theatre was a testament to the grandeur and excitement of the Victorian era, attracting crowds of people from all walks of life. As you gaze at this promotional postcard, imagine the laughter, applause, and enchantment that filled the Oxford Theatre's halls over a century ago. This photograph is a reminder of the enduring power of the arts and the magic they bring to our lives. Join us on a journey back in time and experience the wonder and excitement of the Oxford Theatre, a beloved piece of London's theatrical history.

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