 | Hameln: Theater Hameln |
Country: Germany (Deutschland) State: Niedersachsen District: Landkreis Hameln-Pyrmont City: Hameln Location: Rathausplatz 5 Built 1951-1952 as "Weserbergland-Festhalle". 1990-1991 rebuilding. The complex originally included two halls, "Großes Haus" and "Kleines Haus". Großes Haus: Opened 2 Jan 1953 with Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte". Also known as "Theater". 1993 officially renamed "Theater Hameln". 687 seats. Mainly used as a guest venue for opera and drama performances by touring companies. Occasionally also used for drama productions by the Theater Hameln company. Also used for concerts by Staatsorchester Braunschweig and for various other events. Kleines Haus: Demolished 1996 in favour of the congress centre "Weserbergland-Zentrum". Links: www.theater.hameln.de, Wikidata |
Front Text: "Hameln/Weser, Weserbergland-Festhalle"Handwritten Reverse Text: "... Je t'envoie une carte 'der Weserberglandfesthalle' duquel nous sommes très fiers. C'est notre théatre." Publisher: Lux-Bildkarten-Verlag, Hannover Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Sent: from Hameln to Saint-Marguerite en Pornichet (France), 1953 |
Front Text: "Hameln/Weser, Weserbergland-Festhalle"Publisher: Lux-Bildkarten-Verlag, Hannover; Lux Hm 47 Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Theater-Gaststätten Hameln in der Weserbergland-Festhalle. Inhaber; Werber Kefe, 459 Sitzplätze - Gartenterrasse mit 150 Plätzen"Publisher: Foto Schindler & Co., Osterode Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "Hameln/Weser, Theater"Publisher: Cramers Kunstanstalt KG, Dortmund Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Sent: from Hameln to Goslar, 1961 |
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