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- Q2328209 subject Q8265047.
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- Q2328209 abstract "Stadttheater Düren was a theatre in Düren, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.The house was built from 1905 to 1907 to a design by Carl Moritz, the architect of the opera house in Cologne, on what is now the Hoeschplatz. A Düren businessman, Eberhard Hoesch, had donated 500,000 Marks for a new theatre; until then performances had been held at inns. After only 14 months of construction, the theatre opened on 17 January 1907. The house in Jugendstil style seated 700 people. The theatre had no permanent ensemble but housed visiting performances, including by actors Willy Birgel, Paul Henckels and Asta Nielsen, pianist Elly Ney and conductor Herbert von Karajan.The theatre was destroyed by bombing in World War II on 16 November 1944. Only the basement and the facade remained. The ruin was demolished in 1952, using the stones for the walls of a cemetery in the Kölnstraße.Theatre performances were resumed in various venues, first on 25 April 1946 in a hall of a hospital (today: LVR-Klinik Düren), then in the hall of the gymnasium Stiftisches Gymnasium, from 30 November 1991 in the municipal Haus der Stadt.".
- Q2328209 address "Hoeschplatz".
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- Q2328209 destructionDate "1944-11-16".
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- Q2328209 openingDate "1907-01-17".
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- Q2328209 address "Hoeschplatz".
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- Q2328209 destructionDate "1944-11-16".
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- Q2328209 comment "Stadttheater Düren was a theatre in Düren, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.The house was built from 1905 to 1907 to a design by Carl Moritz, the architect of the opera house in Cologne, on what is now the Hoeschplatz. A Düren businessman, Eberhard Hoesch, had donated 500,000 Marks for a new theatre; until then performances had been held at inns. After only 14 months of construction, the theatre opened on 17 January 1907. The house in Jugendstil style seated 700 people.".
- Q2328209 label "Stadttheater Düren".
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