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The Little No-Theatre Needless Alley

Thread starter Vivienne14
Start date Oct 20, 2020

Vivienne14

Kentish Brummie Moderator

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Oct 20, 2020

#1

Anyone ever heard of this. Odd name. Maybe it was part of another building. Viv.

Astoness

TRUE BRUMMIE MODERATOR

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Oct 20, 2020

#2

never heard of it viv...but its interesting... thats a very early snippet as well so no chance of any photos of the building

lyn

mikejee

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Oct 20, 2020

#3

The book Century of Birmingham Life 1741-1841 gives a description of what was on offer then

Little no-theatre needless alley.jpg

Astoness

TRUE BRUMMIE MODERATOR

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Oct 20, 2020

#4

thanks mike it must have been a fairly large building to have boxes..pits and a galary

Radiorails

master brummie

Oct 20, 2020

#5

Some recent photos by Ell Brown in this thread. The Alley is an amazing survivor in central Birmingham.

Needless Alley

needless alley back of cannon st dated 1953

birminghamhistory.co.uk

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