| Wien: Lustspieltheater im Prater |
Country: Austria (Österreich) State: Wien City: Wien Location: 2.; Volksprater, Praterhütte 45 Built 1862 for the theatre director, Johann Fürst. Opened 21 Apr 1862. 1865 rebuilding, re-opened as "Fürsttheater". 1893 renamed "Jantsch-Theater" after the theatre director, Heinrich Jantsch. 1898 rebuilding by Kupka. 1905 renamed "Lustspieltheater". 1927 converted into a cinema and renamed "Lustspielkino". 1938 renamed "Film-Palast", later renamed "Tegethoff-Kino" and again "Filmpalast". 800 seats. Destroyed by a fire in 1981. Notable world premieres:
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Front Text: "Jantsch-Theater in Wien. Direktion: Adolf Ranzenhofer"Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "Beim Lustspieltheater Bühnentürl - Hansi Niese" (at the stagedoor)Publisher: Verlag "Bediene dich selbst!", Wien Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Not sent. |
Picture: left: Lustspieltheater; middle: ferris wheel, right: tower of the Kristallpalast-KinoFront Text: inscription above building: "Kino Lustspieltheater" Reverse Text: "Wien, Riesenrad" [ferris wheel] Publisher: Postkarten-Industrie, [Wien] Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: left: Lustspieltheater; middle: ferris wheel, right: Kristallpalast-KinoFront Text: "Wien, Prater Riesenrad bei Nacht", inscription above building: "Kino [Lustspieltheater]" Reverse Text: "Riesenrad, 64 m hoch, 30 Wagen, 600 Personen fassend, erbaut von W. B Basset 1897" Publisher: Postkarten Industrie A. G., Wien; 3367 Type: Classic Size: Modern Sent: from Wien to Karlsruhe-Durlach (Germany), 1939 |
Picture: left: Lustspieltheater; middle: ferris wheel, right: tower of the Kristallpalast-KinoFront Text: inscription above building: "Filmpalast", sign: advertising the 1939 film "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" Reverse Text: "Wien, Prater, Riesenrad" [ferris wheel] Publisher: ?; C/200/44 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
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