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Venue	The People's Theatre
Other Names	Princess's Theatre
Address	163 Spring Street, Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia
First Date	1857
Last Date	1885
Related Venues	Also known as Princess's Theatre and Opera House (1857-1886) Also known as Royal Amphitheatre Feb 1856-22 April 1857 Is on the site of Princess Theatre (1886- )
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Latitude \| Longitude	-37.810729 \| 144.972464
Events	Date Contributor Organisation
	Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Snow. A Christmas Story, 7 February 1880 The Forlorn Hope, 26 December 1879 The Sprissawneen, 4 October 1879 Tried and True, 27 September 1879
	Worth of Paris Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880
	Walter Reynolds - Playwright Snow. A Christmas Story, 7 February 1880 The Sprissawneen, 4 October 1879 Tried and True, 27 September 1879 Appleton - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Jenny Bryce - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 George Darrell - Playwright The Forlorn Hope, 26 December 1879 J P Dunn - Lighting Designer Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Nelly Greenless - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Harry Grist - Scenic Artist Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Theo Hamilton - Lessee Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Grace Hathaway - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 B Levy - Musical Director Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Harry Power - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 E B Russell - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 E Ryan - Actor Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 Snell - Mechanist Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880 H E Walton - Actor, Playwright Agapemone, or The Three Innocents, 18 February 1880
Data Set	AusStage
Venue Identifier	13597

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