 | Montpellier: Opéra-Comédie |
Country: France Department, Region: Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon City: Montpellier Location: place de la Comédie Built 1888 by Cassien-Bernard as "Grand Théâtre", on the site of a previous theatre (built 1755 by Mareschal). Statues by Injalbert. Opened 1 October 1888 with Meyerbeer's "Les Huguenots". Ca. 1500 seats. The building also contains a concert hall, "Salle Molière" (400 seats). |
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Front Text: "Montpellier - Place de la Comédie - Fontains des Trois Graces et le Grand Théâtre"Publisher: Guende Phot. Marseille; 395 Size: Modern Sent: from Montpellier to Weißenfels/Saale (Germany), 1905 |
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Front Text: "Montpellier - L'Opéra Comédie"Reverse Text: "Montpellier (Hérault) - Le Théatre (1888) appelé 'Opéra-Comédie'" Publisher: Editions Meridionales, St. Jean de Vedas Size: Modern Sent: from Montpellier to Ludwigshafen am Rhein (Germany), 2001 |
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Front Text: "Montpellier"Reverse Text: "Montpellier - Capitale du Languedoc - Place de la Comédie - L'Opéra et les Trois Grâces" Publisher: Editions Meridionales, St. Jean de Vedas Size: Modern Sent: from Montpellier to Ludwigshafen am Rhein (Germany), 2001 |