Teatro El Dorado (Q15788195)

matcher place: Jerónimos (way 398905039), Community of Madrid (relation 349055), Retiro (relation 356879), Madrid (relation 5326784), Community of Madrid (relation 6426653)
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Summary from Español / Spanish Wikipedia (eswiki)

El teatro El Dorado^[1] (o Eldorado) fue un teatro de verano de Madrid, proyectado por el arquitecto José López Sallaberry, que funcionó desde 1897 a 1903. Estuvo emplazado en la intersección de las calles Juan de Mena y Alarcón, en las inmediaciones de la Bolsa de Madrid.^[2] De efímera existencia, debido al incendio que lo consumió el 19 de julio de 1903,^[3] fue «uno de los más interesantes teatros provisionales que se construyeron en Madrid».^[4]

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