 | Berlin: Kliems Festsäle |
Country: Germany (Deutschland) State: Berlin City: Berlin Location: Kreuzberg, Hasenheide 13-15 (opposite of Neue Welt) Multi-purpose entertainment and event venue complex with a large hall, a smaller hall and a summer theatre, opened in the 19th century. 1920-1921 used as "Proletarisches Theater" by Erwin Piscator. Demolished after 1960 in favour of an insurance office block. In 1946 a cinema "Quick" was opened in one of the buildings (1950 renamed "Primus-Palast"). Closed 1966 and converted into a night club "Pleasure Dome" which closed around 2010. Links: www.kreuzberger-chronik.de, Wikidata |
Picture: summer garden theatre; entrance; hall interiorFront Text: "Gruss aus Max Kliem's Sommer-Theater Berlin, Hasenheide, den ", "Sommer-Theater", "Eingang", "Säle" Publisher: Act.-Ges. f. autom. Verkauf, Berlin; No. 108 Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: within Berlin, 1902 |
Picture: summer garden theatreFront Text: "Max Kliem's Sommer-Theater Berlin-Hasenheide, den " Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Berlin to Hartmannsdorf bei Leipzig, 1906 |
Picture: multi-purpose garden hallFront Text: "Kliem's Festsäle", "Gartensaal mit Garten-Terrasse" Reverse Text: "Kliem's Festsäle. Hasenheide 13/15. TEl. F 6 Baerwald 6565-66. Säle für Vereine/Hochzeiten f. ca. 50-3000 Pers." Publisher: Kunstanstalt Voremberg, Berlin Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: by German Forces' Postal service, from Berlin to Unter-Polaun/Sudetengau (= Dolní Polubný, Czech Republic), 1941 |
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