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...Pictures]] took over the lease on the building and renamed it the Capitol in 1927.<ref name="lost cinemas"/> Under new management, the Capitol ran a liv ...department store chain [[British Home Stores]] was built on the site. This in turn closed and was replaced by a branch of the Irish [[Penneys]] chain. ...

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...family became, after the [[Irish War of Independence]] in 1922, a colonel in the [[Irish Army]]. His mother, Lauré Faschnacht, came from [[Murten]], [[ ...the [[bohemianism|bohemian]] milieu that congregated around the Catacombs in [[Fitzwilliam Place]], which included [[Brendan Behan]] and Gainor Crist (t ...

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...d widely in Irish provincial theatres, with visits to [[Belfast]], [[Cork (city)|Cork]] and [[Limerick]] amongst others.<ref>Highfill, Burnim & Langhans p. ...rury Lane. His last known acting appearances were in Dublin at Crow Street in 1771.<ref>Highfill, Burnim & Langhans p.210</ref> ...

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'''Crow Street Theatre''' was a theatre in Dublin, Ireland, originally opened in 1758 by the actor [[Spranger Barry]]. From 1788 until 1818 it was a [[paten ...Yale Center for British Art).jpg|thumb|upright|Henry Woodward as Petruchio in ''[[Catharine and Petruchio]]'']] ...

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{{Short description|Annual arts festival in Dublin, Ireland established in 1980}} | name = Dublin Fringe Festival ...

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...) was a British showman and magician who founded several Adelphi Theatres: in at least [[Glasgow]], [[Coatbridge]] and [[Dumbarton]]. From around 1825 he appeared as an illusionist in small theatres and halls in England and southern Scotland.<ref>The Life of a Showman, D P Miller</ref> ...

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|city = [[Dublin]] The '''Grafton Cinema''' was a film theatre on [[Grafton Street]] in [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]] which operated for over sixty years. ...