Subject: Re: [ BRAD] Alhambra Bradford > Thank you John for the Princes Theatre info.I have not found much about the > area stages yet. I thought Roy might have been forthcoming with > suggestions. sadly not so far. I am working on lists of Theatrical folk, > hopefully.There is a site I found which gives where travelling entertainers > were in 1881 census.Very interesting and I found a possible relation of g > Aunt Jessie Broughton. Lots more of the list to look at . just wish I could > get to Colindale ! > Looking forDennis CREEDON and Jessie BROUGHTON > > Any more theatres around where a Bradford lad might have got started let me > know. He made it to the London stage by 1918 so The pair must have been > reasonably OK. > > Travelling entertainers http://www.greatallied.fsnet.co.uk/index.htm > someone might fid their kin here. > > > Valerie nee CREEDON > > > > > Subject: Re: [ BRAD] Alhambra Bradford > > > > Hi Valerie > > > > There was the Princes Theatre at the bottom of Little Horton Lane, > > 'across the road' from the Alhambra. I think there was also a music > > hall at the back of it, and the noise halted plays, etc that were on > > at the Princes. > > I have been looking in my bookcases, for the book containing > > information about theatres, but it looks as though someones borrowed > > it. It could be my son, if anythings missing (especially tools) he's > > got it <g>. > > > > Regards John > > > ============================== > > > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy > > records, go to: > > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > > > > >