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Yau Ma Tei Theatre
Built in 1930, Yau Ma Tei Theatre is a blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles. The two pillars at the front entrance are engraved with crying and laughing masks. The theatre features a Chinese tiled roof, an Art Deco facade and gable walls. Yau Ma Tei Theatre is the oldest surviving theatre in the urban district, and has been revitalised as a performing arts centre for promoting Cantonese opera.
Date 2016 Place Kowloon/Yau Tsim Mong District/Yau Ma Tei/(Street)/Yau Ma Tei Theatre Object Theatre | Advertisement Material Type Image Collection Reminiscences: Life in Hong Kong's Built Heritage Source Antiquities and Monuments Office Repository Antiquities and Monuments Office Note to Copyright Permission for use in Hong Kong Memory is given by Antiquities and Monuments Office Accession No. lcs-hkbh-0061 Copyright © 2012 Hong Kong Memory. All rights reserved.
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