1877 Theatre Royal Bourke Street Melbourne 1901-1920 In this image we see

In this image we see Colonel Tom Price (Thomas Caradoc Rose Price CB (21 October 1842 [Hobart] - 3 July 1911 [Warrnambool]) addressing a group of soldiers from the Victorian Mounted Rifles

A photograph from around 1920/1921 looking east along Bourke Street

but it proved inadequate as the city grew

This is a digitally retouched reproduction of the original held by the Museum of New Zealand

The photo was taken from the roof of the newly-completed Cromwell House building on the south-east corner of Collins and Russell Street

1877 Theatre Royal Bourke Street Melbourne 1901-1920 In this image we seeA photograph of the second Theatre Royal (1872 1933) in 1877, where a production entitled "Pluto" was playing to enthralled crowds. This building was at 236 Bourke Street on the northern side between Swanston Street and Russell Street. A store which found accommodation in the ground floor of the theatre was S. S. Hough & Co.'s Depot of Novelties, also offering themselves as Importers of Fancy Goods. The original Theatre Royal on this site burned down