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People and Organisations
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Places and Venues
- Her Majesty's Theatre, 1952- (Was Queen's Theatre to 1714, King's Theatre to 1837, Her Majesty's Theatre to 1901, His Majesty's Theatre to 1952) (3)
- Albert Hall, Nottingham (1)
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- Arts Council of Great Britain, 4 St. James's Square (1)
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- Barber Institute of Fine Arts (1)
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- Broadcasting House, London: Concert Hall (1)
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- City Hall, Sheffield (1)
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- Floral Pavilion, Bridlington (1)
- Freemasons' hall, Edinburgh (1)
- Friends' Meeting House, Purley (1)
- Gaumont State, Kilburn (1)
- Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke (1)
- Her Majesty's Theatre, 1837-1901 (Was Queen's Theatre to 1714, King's Theatre to 1837; Became His Majesty's Theatre 1901, Became Her Majesty's Theatre 1952) (1)
- Highbury Theatre Centre, Sutton Coldfield (1)
- His Majesty's Theatre (was Queen's Theatre to 1714, King's Theatre to 1837, Her Majesty's to Theatre 1901; Became Her Majesty's Theatre 1953) (1)
- Holy Trinity Parish Church, Hull (1)
- Horeb Chapel, Morriston (1)
- Institut Français du Royaume-Uni (French institute) (1)
- Kenwood House (1)
- King's Hall, Herne Bay (1)
- King's Theatre, London (also called Italian opera house; was Queen's Theatre to 1714; became Her Majesty's 1837, His Majesty's 1901, Her Majesty's 1953) (1)
- Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone (1)
- Lighthouse Methodist Sunday School, Walthamstow (1)
- London [England] (1)
- Manchester Hippodrome (1)
- McEwan Hall, Edinburgh (1)
- Methodist Church, Orpington (1)
- Mexborough Grammar School (1)
- Music Hall, George Street, Edinburgh (1)
- National Gallery of Scotland (1)
- Nelson Hall, Edinburgh (1)
- New Theatre, Oxford (Became Apollo, late 1970s; reverted to New Theatre, early 2000s) (1)
- Northern Polytechnic (Institute) Theatre (1)
- Parish Church, Grasmere (1)
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- Public Hall, Preston (1)
- Reid School of Music, Edinburgh (1)
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- Southwark Cathedral (1)
- St. Andrew's Hall, Glasgow (1)
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- Truro Cathedral (1)
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- Usher Hall, Edinburgh (1)
- Victoria and Albert Museum (1)
- Vintner's Hall, City of London (1)
- Wigmore Hall (1)
- Winter Gardens, Bournemouth (1)
- Winter Gardens, Margate (1)
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