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The Prince of Wales Theatre, Broad Street, Birmingham, was a casualty of one of the first air raids over Birmingham when it took a direct hit on the 9th of April 1941, completely destroying the auditorium and interior. Pictured 10th April 1941

Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
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