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DescriptionWien Stadttheater 1872.jpg	Deutsch: de:Wien, 1. Bezirk, Stadttheater Das Theater wurde 1871-1872 von de:Ferdinand Fellner d. Ä. und de:Ferdinand Fellner d. J. erbaut und mit einer Aufführung von de:Friedrich Schillers "Demetrius" (in der Version de:Heinrich Laubes) eröffnet. 1884 wurde es durch einen Brand zerstört. Unter Wiederherstellung der ursprünglichen Fassade wurde es bis 1888 wiederum von de:Ferdinand Fellner d. J. (inzwischen de:Büro Fellner & Helmer) als "Etablissement de:Ronacher" wiederaufgebaut.
Date	1872
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