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Sign for the Ladies' toilets, Theatre Royal, Birmingham

Sign
early 20th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Sign indicating the Ladies' toilets, Theatre Royal, Birmingham, early 20th century.

The Theatre Royal, on New Street in central Birmingham, closed in May 1956 and was demolished later that year. The building had opened in 1904, and was the fourth theatre to be built on the site.



Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleSign for the Ladies' toilets, Theatre Royal, Birmingham (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Painted wood
Brief description
Sign indicating the Ladies' toilets, Theatre Royal, Birmingham. Painted wood, early 20th century
Physical description
Wooden sign board with rounded edges and drilled holes for screws. Painted black with the word 'LADIES', painted in gold capital letters, and an arrow, painted in gold beneath the word, pointing to right.
Credit line
Given by P.R. Bushill-Matthews
Summary
Sign indicating the Ladies' toilets, Theatre Royal, Birmingham, early 20th century.

The Theatre Royal, on New Street in central Birmingham, closed in May 1956 and was demolished later that year. The building had opened in 1904, and was the fourth theatre to be built on the site.

Collection
Accession number
S.118-1992

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Record createdSeptember 17, 2018
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