Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter

Country: Germany (Deutschland)
State: Hamburg
City: Hamburg
Location: Sankt Pauli, Reeperbahn 1 / Zirkusweg

First entertainment venue on the site built 1805 as a garden pavilion. Destroyed 1813. 1820 rebuilding and extension, used as ballroom and revue theatre "Ballhaus Trichter". 1889 major rebuilding with a concert hall, music shell, garden restaurant, and an observation tower with a dome. Re-opened as "Hornhardts Etablissement" (also known as "Hornhardt-Varieté"). 1906 renovated and renamed "Carl C. E. Clausens Konzertgarten". From 1926, again known as "Trichter-Varieté". 1926 building of a cinema "Schauburg St. Pauli", replacing the beer garden. The whole complex was severely damaged by bombs in 1943. Subsequently repaired and re-opened. Closed 1958. Subsequently demolished. [1969 a bowling alley and restaurant complex was built on the site. 1991-2003 known as "Mojo Club". Replaced by the "Tanzende Türme" high-rise buildings and a hotel in 2012.]

Links: reeperbahn.de, KinoWiki, Wikidata

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Hornhardt-Théâtre Variete Hamburg, St. Pauli"
Type: Undivided Back
Size: Classic
Not sent.

Hamburg: Konzerthaus / Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Gruss aus Hamburg", left: "Concerthaus Hornhardt", middle: "St. Pauli", right: "Concerthaus Hamburg"
Publisher: Verlag v. C. Worzedialeck, Hamburg
Type: Undivided Back
Size: Classic
Sent: within Hamburg, 1898

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Hornhardt, Theater Variété, Hamburg-St. Pauli"
Publisher: Verlag Gebr. Israel, Hamburg
Type: Undivided Back
Size: Classic
Sent: from Hamburg to Wörlitz, 1901

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Concerthaus Hornhardt. Gruss aus Hamburg."
Type: Undivided Back
Size: Classic
Sent: within Hamburg, 1902

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Hamburg - St. Pauli, Konzerthaus Clausen", signs: "Elbschloss-Bräu"
Publisher: Dr. Trenkler Co., Hamburg; 797; 53497
Type: Divided Back
Size: Classic
Not sent.

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Reverse Text: "Ballhaus Trichter. Der schönste und größte Tanzpalast von 9-4 Uhr nachts. Revue. Varieté. Tanz. Das gewaltigste Nacht-Programm Hamburgs. Reeperbahn Nr. 1"
Publisher: Uvachrom; 5833
Type: Divided Back
Size: Classic
Not sent.

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: signs: "Trichter", "Variete, Tanz, Revue", poster: "Herrliche Wunder-Revuen"
Reverse Text: "Hamburg einziges Revue-Varieté Ballhaus Trichter, Hamburg-St. Pauli, Reeperbahn 1"
Handwritten Reverse Text: "[...] Sind gut angekommen und waren im Trichter. Programm war ganz nett. Besuch mässig. [...]"
Publisher: Kupfertiefdruck Knackstedt & Co., Hamburg
Size: Modern
Sent: to Wien (Austria), ca. 1936 [stamp and postmark removed]

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: signs: "St. Pauli Bierstall", "Schauburg St. Pauli" (with advertising for the 1936 film "Das Hermännchen"), "Trichter Variete, Tanz, Revue"
Reverse Text: "Hamburg einziges Revue-Varieté Ballhaus Trichter, Hamburg-St. Pauli, Reeperbahn 1"
Handwritten Reverse Text: "[...] Sind gut angekommen und waren im Trichter. Programm war ganz nett. Besuch mässig. [...]"
Publisher: Verlag Wilhelm Wagner, Hamburg; Nr. 9
Size: Modern
Sent: to Bergerhof/Rheinland (= Radevormwald-Bergerhhof), 1942

Hamburg: Ballhaus Trichter Front Text: "Hamburgs einziges Revue-Varieté Ballhaus Trichter Dir. A. Bohlmann", "1600 Sitzplätze, Revue im Parkett auf der Bühne in der Luft"
Publisher: Foto H. Haas, Hamburg
Type: Divided Back
Size: Classic
Not sent.

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