King’s Theatre (1909 – )

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King’s Theatre (1909 – )

Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme from 3 November 1913. The bill is headlined by music hall star Vesta Tilley, with supporting acts including Jenny and Joe, Fitz-Allen, The Gilberts, Monty Walker, and Bell-Hattons. A small photographic portrait of Vesta Tilley appears beside the main title, while bold block lettering dominates the design.
King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 03 November 1913. Local History Centre Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library.

Map coordinates: 778.50006866534, 2579.0004061319

Address:
21-29 Cowgate
Other names:
The Garrison Theatre - Later - The Gaumont Cinema / Odeon Cinema / Deja Vu Nightclub
Location type:
Music Hall, Theatre, Cinema, Nightclub
Present status:
Building extant
Opened date:
Mar 1909
Closed date:
-
Further resources:
http://www.scottishcinemas.org.uk/scotland/dundee/include.php?filen=kings.html

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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 15 May 1916
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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 22 May 1916
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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 24 April 1916
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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 8 May 1916
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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, 1 May 1916
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King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, February 23, 1914
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Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 27 October 1913. Dominated by the title The Wedgwood Classics, the poster promotes a series of artistic living tableaux and features supporting acts including Vesta Tilley, Edith Leitch, Ed E. Ford, Edwards and Yates, Marie Pascal, and The Original 10 Loonies.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 27 October 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 27 October 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme from 3 November 1913. The bill is headlined by music hall star Vesta Tilley, with supporting acts including Jenny and Joe, Fitz-Allen, The Gilberts, Monty Walker, and Bell-Hattons. A small photographic portrait of Vesta Tilley appears beside the main title, while bold block lettering dominates the design.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 03 November 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 03 November 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 10 November 1913. Headlined by popular entertainers Thornley Dodge and Daisy Taylor, the bill also featured ventriloquist Rex Fox, vocal comedy act Wood, Wells & Wilkins, comedians Nash and Noel, and James A. and Herbert B. Jewel’s spectacular comedy-drama Change, or The Haunted Castle.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 10 November 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 10 November 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising the Christmas pantomime Robinson Crusoe from 22 December 1913. The poster features the production title in oversized red lettering, lists the cast and performance dates, and promotes a full London chorus, ballet, and speciality act, the Six Dollars.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 22 December 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 22 December 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 8 December 1913. The bill is headlined by musical comedy performers Mae Ash and Fred Allandale in The Soldier and the Girl, with supporting acts including Charrurn’s Young Stars, Randolph King, Albert Toulouse, Mons. Reynard, and harpist Mlle. Rosella.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 08 December 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 08 December 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 17 November 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Lamilo,” billed as “The Inimitable Breathing Marble,” and lists supporting acts including The Four Wotucaulems, Jack Cleyoner, Josh Dixon, Harold Baker, The Phydoras, and Walter Bird’s comedy sketch Three Knocks.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 November 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 November 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 15 December 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Harry Lauder,” with supporting acts including the Vigoranto Trio, Arthur Astill, May Henderson, Dezso Kordy, and comedy duo Scott and Whaley.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 15 December 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 15 December 1913)
Large red, blue, and white poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme during the week of 1 December 1913. The bill is headlined by comedian George Mozart and includes performers Zasma, Fred Poplar, Kitty Wager, Clarke and Glenny, and Irene Pearse, alongside the motion picture The Battle of Elderbush Gulch. Bold block lettering and contrasting colours create a striking Edwardian theatre advertisement.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 01 December 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 01 December 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 20 January 1913. Headlined by singer and entertainer Harry Lauder, one of Scotland’s most celebrated music hall stars, the bill also featured comedians, vocalists, speciality performers, and novelty acts. The bold red and blue typography demonstrates the striking graphic style used to promote Edwardian theatre and variety entertainment.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 20 October 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 20 October 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 24 November 1913. The poster is dominated by the title “The Great and Original American Ragtime Octette” in oversized red lettering and lists supporting acts including Robert Reilly, Torino, Violet King, Owen Clark, Ernest H. Mills, Dora Sephton, and Sophie Forrest.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 November 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 November 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 6 October 1913. The poster is dominated by the words “Alexander’s Rag-Time Band” in oversized red lettering and lists supporting acts including Crouch and Welch, John Paley, Tom Child, Beatrice Allen, and clown Gobert Belling.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 06 October 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 06 October 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 28 July 1913. Headlined by Joe Peterman’s The Seaside Revue, the holiday-season bill featured comedians, acrobats, musical performers, and Harry Tate’s popular motoring sketch. Reduced-price screenings of the film Quo Vadis? added to a programme designed to attract summer audiences.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 28 July 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 28 July 1913)
Large red, purple, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 21 July 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Middle Hero” in oversized red lettering and lists supporting performers including Fred Russell, Ernest Krake and Company, Winnie Barr, Jack Warman, Thornton and Wagner, and the musical act 4-Powers-4.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 21 July 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 21 July 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 15 September 1913. The bill is headlined by Scottish humourist Jock McKay and American comedian Willard Hutchinson, with supporting acts including Dorothy Turner, Montes and Welma, Regan and Ryan, Belle Sylvia, and Weston and Lynch.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 15 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 15 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 8 September 1913. The bill is headlined by musical comedy performer Huntley Wright in Simple ’Earted Bill, with supporting acts including Lizzie Glenroy, Mazuz and Mazette, Vera Moore, Vera Nixon, and Herbert Landeck. The poster features bold block lettering and strong colour contrasts typical of Edwardian theatre advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 08 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 08 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 7 July 1913. Headlined by Dundee comedian Herbert Rule, the bill includes the Sisters Allen, Halmay, violinist Evelyn Tyser, Vera and Nelldon, the Two Canadians, Madge Goodall, and the Wolken Trio aerial act. Bold block lettering and strong colour contrasts dominate the design.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 07 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 07 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 1 September 1913. The bill is headlined by Herbert Darnley’s comedy productions Private Potts and Say Nothing, with supporting acts including Fred Elton, W. B. Raby, Alvaretta, Rego and Stoppit, the Donovan Family, Damerell and Rutland, Masques, and Nikita’s Trained Roosters. Bold oversized lettering and contrasting colours dominate the design, typical of Edwardian theatre advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 01 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 01 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 22 September 1913. The bill is headlined by comedian George Lashwood and features performers including Dort and Leonard, Gertrude Bibby, Belle Mora, the Kirbys, Edith Fink, and B. A. Rolfe’s Ye Colonial Septette.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 22 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 22 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 29 September 1913. The bill is headlined by comedian George Graves in Koffo of Bond Street, with supporting performers including Dorothy Tancredi, Flora Carlton, Florrie Forde, and the novelty act Upmann, “the man who grows whilst you watch him.” Bold block lettering dominates the design, typical of Edwardian theatre advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 29 September 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 29 September 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 14 July 1913. The bill is headlined by Betty Barclay and a Baritone, with additional acts including Marie Santo in A Night in Japan, A. W. Scott, Lily Ward, Du Calion, Wyotti, and comedy duo Ike and Wil Scott.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 14 July 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 14 July 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising Anniversary Week beginning 25 August 1913. The bill is headlined by Flora Cromer and Binns and Binns, with supporting acts including The Four Casinos, Elsie Malpas, 4-Miradors-4, Alcide Capitaine, Hazel Glade, and The Burnells.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 25 July 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 25 July 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 11 August 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Signor Arvi” and promotes The Great Arvi Mystery, an illusion show featuring elaborate magical effects. Supporting acts include Maudi Gray, The Motley Four, Allan Shaw, Cole de Losse, Helm and Cozen, and Gertrude Lester. Bold oversized lettering and strong colour contrasts typify Edwardian theatre advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 11 August 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 11 August 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 18 August 1913. The bill is headlined by the Original American Rag-Timers and the comedy sketch The Lodgers, with supporting acts including Sims Woolley, Elsie Roby, Cheer’s Educated Cats, Mdlle. Margo, and Keen and Waller. Bold oversized lettering and contrasting colours create a striking example of Edwardian theatre advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 18 August 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 18 August 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 9 June 1913. Headlined by singer and recording star Zona Vevey, the bill also featured novelty act The Camerons, comedian Doreen O’Connor, comedy duo Smite & Smote, child mimic Bertram Banks, and entertainer Gilbert Payne. Special screenings of Les Misérables highlight the growing presence of cinema alongside live variety entertainment in Edwardian Dundee.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 09 June 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 09 June 1913)
Historic theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising performances from 23 June 1913. Large red and blue lettering promotes comedy duo Lee White and Geo. Perry, alongside Maude Courtney, Estelle Collette, Durward Lely, and John Clyde in the Scottish comedy drama Cramond Brig. The poster features bold typography with performance times and ticket prices.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 23 June, 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster 23 June 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 10 February 1913. Headlined by illusionist and magician Chung Ling Soo, one of the most famous stage performers of the era, the bill also featured singers, comedians, speciality acts, and dramatic sketches.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 16 June 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 16 June 1913)
Large red, blue, and white poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 21 April 1913. Featured acts include The Two Hollanders, Rembrandt, Dan Hardie’s Players, John Donald, Florrie Gallimore, and Henri de Vries’s spectacular naval stage production Submarine F7. Bold block lettering dominates the design, typical of Edwardian music hall advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 21 April 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 21 April 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 3 March 1913. The headline attraction was The Circus Girl, a popular musical comedy presented by George Edwardes’ London Gaiety company. Supporting acts included singers, comedians, novelty performers, and acrobats, offering audiences the mix of spectacle and entertainment that characterised Edwardian variety theatre.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 19 May 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 19 May 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a week of variety entertainment from 2 June 1913. The programme is headlined by singer Molly Wells and actress Jean Aylwin in A Careless Lassie, with additional comedy, juggling, musical, and novelty acts listed in bold decorative lettering.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 02 June 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 02 June 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 30 June 1913. Headlined by Moller’s Lilliputians, a troupe of miniature performers presenting a range of acrobatic, illusion, and novelty acts, the bill also featured comedian Kitty Stewart, juvenile entertainer Jack Marks, musician Doroswami, and the trampoline act The Three Ernests.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 30 June 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 30 June 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 7 April 1913. The bill is headlined by Scottish music hall favourite May Moore Du Prez and includes comedians Fred Hutchings and Arthur Clifton, singer Ada Catley, Smaragda’s performing cats, Jennie Bartley, and screenings of Quo Vadis?. Bold oversized lettering dominates the design.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 07 April 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 07 April 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 26 May 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Linga Singh,” billed as a mysterious Hindu sorcerer, and lists supporting acts including Louis Karpe, Henry J. Adams, Gordon and Elgin, Rivers and Sullivan, the 9 Dainty Dots, and the Bros. Artois. An illustrated figure appears beside the headline act, with bold block lettering throughout.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 26 May 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 26 May 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 12 May 1913. The poster is dominated by the names “Harmony Four” and “Tallman,” with supporting acts including Winsome Drummond, the Lyons Trio, May, Ivy and Daisy Gilby, Doris Hunter, Jock Mills, and Pat, Olga and Alice.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 12 May 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 12 May 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster advertising a variety bill at the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, beginning 28 April 1913. Headlined by “Erard’s Great Company of Vaudevillians,” the poster lists numerous performers in bold block lettering, with striking oversized typography typical of early twentieth-century music hall advertising.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 28 April 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 28 April 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 17 March 1913. The bill is headlined by The Three Lyres and Charlotte Parry in Into the Light, with supporting acts including Arthur Croxon, violinist Katrina, Topsy Johnson, Frank Powell, and Australian performer Jack Kelly.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 March 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 March 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 3 March 1913. The poster features an illustration of Olga and the Diving Norins performing a high dive, alongside performers including Ethel Loftus, Mascot the educated horse, Fred Lincoln, Ellis Barrieton, and the musical comedy Wedgwood Blue.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 03 March 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 03 March 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 10 March 1913. Headlined by the American comedy troupe Hanlon Bros. in The Haunted Hotel, the bill also featured comedian Edna Payne, Scottish character vocalist Dan Fraser, roller-skating acrobats High-Davos Co., and musical entertainers The Croslands.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 10 March 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 10 March 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 24 February 1913. The poster is dominated by the title Faking the Film in oversized red lettering and lists supporting performers including Peter and Potts, Rondelle Billington, Roma and Romani, Jack Smiles, Greta Mack, and Elie Fay.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 February 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 February 1913)
This poster advertises a variety programme at Dundee’s King’s Theatre and Hippodrome beginning 17 February 1913. Headlined by Harry M. Vernon’s spectacular production Don’t You Believe It, the show featured a western-themed drama with cavalry, cowboys, miners, and horses, alongside a supporting bill of singers, comedians, gymnasts, and speciality acts.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 February 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 17 February 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 24 March 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Albert Whelan” in oversized red lettering and lists supporting performers including Ray Wallace, Evelyn Tyser, Jack Lorimer, Jenkins Bros., Stella Stahl, The Two Lillies, and the acrobatic Lorch Family
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 March 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 24 March 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 31 March 1913. The poster is dominated by the name “Albert Chevalier” in oversized red lettering and lists supporting performers including Venie Clements, Lily Burnand, James Dixon, Ted Mercell, Eve Dickson, and Graham Moffat’s company in The Concealed Bed.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 31 March 1913
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 31 March 1913)
Large red, blue, and white theatre poster for the King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, Dundee, advertising a variety programme beginning 14 April 1913. The bill is headlined by “The World-Famous Cowboy Jupiters” and features singers, comedians, novelty performers, and the musical comedy McDougal at Buie. Oversized block lettering and strong colour contrasts create a striking Edwardian theatre advertisement.
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 14 April 1913
(King’s Theatre and Hippodrome poster, 14 April 1913)
Harry Lauder, 1916
(James Lockhart, 'Harry Lauder', 1916. Oil on canvas)
Autograph book of music hall stars
(Autograph book)
King’s Theatre and Hippodrome, April 27 1914
(King's Theatre and Hippodrome, 27 April 1914)