1/18The princess theatre in 1870. A watercolour image by William Pitt shown at La Trobe library
Melbourne’s theatres through the ages
From the Palais in St Kilda to the Capitol on Collins Street, take a look back at Melbourne’s historic theatres.
2/18A 1940s photo of the Athenaeum Theatre.
3/18Undated photo of the Forum Cinema, Melbourne.
4/18A historic image of the Princess Theatre
5/18Preparations for the Princess Theatre for the Phantom of the Opera in December 1991
6/18The Palais Theatre in St Kilda. May 96 Dated photo 1966 /Theatres
7/18An undated image of Regent theatre in Collins street Melbourne.
8/18Theatre goers gather on Spring st during a Phantom of the Opera performance after a bomb scare caused the Princess Theatre to be evacuated.
9/18Regent theatre, Collins street, Melbourne
10/18December 1963. The Capitol Theatre in Melbourne.
11/18Capitol Theatre prior to opening night in the early 1920s.
12/18The foyers in the soon to be opened again Regent Theatre in Collins Street, Melbourne. Aug. 96
13/18The foyers in the soon to be opened again Regent Theatre in Collins Street, Melbourne. Aug. 96
14/18The foyers in the soon to be opened again Regent Theatre in Collins Street, Melbourne. Aug. 96
15/18The Palais Theatre in St Kilda. May 96 Dated photo 1966 /Theatres
16/18The Palais Theatre in St Kilda. May 96 Dated photo 1966 /Theatres
17/18The Palais Theatre in St Kilda. May 96 Dated photo 1966 /Theatres
18/18The Palais Theatre in St Kilda. May 96 Dated photo 1966 /Theatres
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