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which derived from a hotel on the site of the building at 43 King Street: "Evans – Late Joy's", Joy having been the owner of the song and supper room before a comedian from Covent Garden, Evans, took over.
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private residence of a member, Francis Iles (Anthony Berkeley). Overwhelmed by debt, the theatre closed in 2002, although the Players' Theatre Club continues to perform
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The Novello Music Hall Songbook - Commemorating the 60th Anniversary of The Players' Theatre
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Meadwell, Robert (historical notes) & Brawn, Geoffrey (music arrangements) (1997).
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Following the closure of the theatre, the Players' Theatre Club continues to perform
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Players' Joys - a record of the first twenty-five years of the Players' Theatre Club
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from The Players' Theatre, (London's Victorian Theatre), Decca Record Company, 1967.
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Harradine, Archie (author) & Anderson, Jean (editor) (1943).
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Other intermediate locations of the theatre include the
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shows throughout the year in other venues such as the
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was a London theatre which opened at 43 King Street,
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prompted a move in October 1940 to a basement at 13
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Index

Players Theatre
The Players Theatre
Villiers Street
Westminster
Covent Garden
music hall
World War II
bombing
Albemarle Street
Villiers Street
Arts Theatre
St John's Wood
music hall
Leonard Sachs
Patricia Hayes
Hattie Jacques
James Robertson Justice
Peter Ustinov
Clive Dunn
Ian Carmichael
Joan Sterndale-Bennett
Vida Hope
Denis Martin
Decca Records
Stella Moray
Maurice Browning
Patsy Rowlands
John Rutland
Robin Hunter
Daphne Anderson

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