| Macau / Àomén : Teatro Dom Pedro V |
Country: China City: Macau / Àomén Location: Calcada do Teatro / Largo de Santo Agostinho Also known as "Teatro de Santo Agostinho" or "Cinema de Santo Agostinho". Built 1858-1860 by Pedro Marques. Named in honour of Pedro V (1837-1861), King of Portugal. 1873 addition of facade. 1915-1929 used as a cinema and renamed "Teatro Ma Gau", later "Cinema Macau". From the 1930s again used for live theatre, and adult entertainment shows. Closed in the 1980s. Re-opened in 1993 after major restorations. Used as a concert hall. 360 seats. Link: Wikipedia |
Stamp (Macau, 1972)Text: "1º Centenário do Teatro D. Pedro V 1872-1972" |
Reverse Text: "Teatro D. Pedro V"Publisher: Ed. José Martins, Macau Type: Maximum Card Size: Modern Not sent. Detail (Stamp, Macau, 1984): 
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Front Text: "Dom Pedro V Theatre - Macau" - "Macau World Heritage Collection"Reverse Text: "8. Dom Pedro V Theatre. Build in 1860 as the first western-style theatre in China, with a seating capcity of 300, it has survived as highly significant cultural landmark in the context of the local macanese community and reamins a venue for important public events and celebrations." Publisher: Tam Keng Art House Edition Size: 17.8 x 12.9 cm Sent: from Hong Kong to Werdau (Germany), 2007 |
Reverse Text: "Dom Pedro V Theatre. The first western style theatre in China built in 1860."Publisher: MAcau World Cultural Heritage Postcard Size: Modern Not sent. |
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