Inscription
Palace Theatre - Stage Entrance
The world's greatest artistes have passed and will pass through these doors.
Site: Palace Theatre - stage door (1 memorial)
W1, Greek Street, Palace Theatre
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Palace Theatre - stage door
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Palace Theatre - stage door
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Palace Theatre
Richard D'Oyly Carte intended the theatre to be the home of English grand ope...
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