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A local syndicate soon found the cash to put up a $7,500 playhouse on Wellington Street near O'Connor Street, calling it Her Majesty's and opening it to the public on 4 October 1856. Under this Metropolitan Dramatic Association classics such as Richelieu were presented there as well as amateur productions such as To Prescott and Back for Five Shillings. (pp. 242)
Fairfield, Robert. "Theatres and Performance Halls." Early Stages: Theatre in Ontario 1800-1914. Editor Ann Saddlemyer. University of Toronto, 1990. pp. 214-287.
Performer/Company | Patron | Type | # of events |
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Amateur Theatrical Club of the 60th | (-) | Dramatic | 1 |
Marshall's London Comedy and Burlesque Co. | (-) | Variety | 19 |