The Hippodrome Theatre, Newcastle

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"The Newcastle Hippodrome was built in August 1909 as a skating rink complete with a large white dome on the top. It was known then as 'The White City'. In 1910 it was altered and reopened as a cinema...It was then turned into a Variety Theatre, and renamed The Hippodrome and was redesigned with the dome removed. It closed 20th. May 1933....A 'Pizza Palace' now stands on the site...."
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Arthur Lloyd - Theatre History
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Link: http://www.arthurlloyd.co.uk/Newcastle/HippodromeTheatreNewcastle.htm
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