Ladywood Palace
Opened about 1883 in conjunction with the Steam Clock Tavern. Little information is known of this hall as it did not advertise in the local press. About 1894 became the Ladywood Palace and first appears in Kelly’s Directories in that year. In April 1910 it opened as the Ladywood Picture Palace, the newspaper advertisement announcing the venue as the ‘Late Steam Clock’ as opposed to the Ladywood Palace. Closed in 1914 on opening of another nearby cinema in Ledsham Street.
Built / Converted
1883
Dates of use
- 1883 - 1910
Current state
Demolished
Current use
Demolished
Address
23 Morville Street, Ladywood, Birmingham, West Midlands, England
Website-
Further details
Other names
Steam Clock Music Hall
Events
- Owner/Management: Thomas Hall, proprietor
- 1883 Design/Construction: opened in conjunction with Steam Clock TavernUnknown- Architect
- 1883 - 1910 Use:
- 1884 - 1887 Owner/Management: W R Inshaw, proprietor
- 1894 Alteration: became Ladywood PalaceUnknown- Architect
- 1894 Owner/Management: Mrs Ellen Rudge, lessee
- 1895 - 1902 Owner/Management: Gus Levaine, lessees
- 1910 Alteration: opened as Ladywood Picture PalaceUnknown- Architect
Capacities
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Listings
- ListingNot listed
Stage type
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Building dimensions: -
Stage dimensions: -
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Inside proscenium: -
Orchestra pit: -