Randomness Guide to London - Differences between Version 9 and Version 8 of Hackney Empire, E8 1EJ
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| A refurbished historic and gorgeous music hall designed by Frank Matcham, with a full programme of theatre and comedy, close by [[Hackney Central Station]]. |
Recently refurbished historic and gorgeous music hall designed by Frank Matcham, with a full programme of theatre and comedy, close by [[Hackney Central Station]]. |
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It has a theatre bar beneath its modern extension called the [[Marie Lloyd Bar, E8 1EJ|Marie Lloyd Bar]]. See also: * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hackney_Empire Wikipedia entry] * [http://www.qype.co.uk/place/72582 Qype comments] |
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address='291 Mare Street' |
address='291 Mare St' |
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summary='Historic music hall in Hackney with a full programme of theatre and comedy.' |
summary='Historic music hall designed by Frank Matcham with a full programme of theatre and comedy.' |
Recently refurbished historic and gorgeous music hall designed by Frank Matcham, with a full programme of theatre and comedy, close by Hackney Central Station.
Chaplin and Stan Laurel played here, as well as Marie Lloyd and no doubt Little Tich & His Big Boots and Wilson, Keppel & Betty with their sand dance in Arab costume.
Last visited by dhyandeva, March 2007.
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