London Hippodrome Theatre

The London Hippodorome Theatre was built In 1909 and Matcham turned it into a theatre with 1300 seats, inclusive of a gallery to London's delight.

Soon,Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake staged the English premiere by the Russian Ballet in 1910.

The Albert de Courville (1887-1960) revues took place in the London Hippodrome Theatre.

In addition, they hosted Musical comedies, including The Five O'Clock Girl and Mr. Cinders in 1929, and Ivor Novello's Perchance to Dream in 1938.

The London Hippodrome Theatre was at its finest in the 50's and was often compared Folies Bergeres.