Carl Adolf Seebold
Swiss businessman
About Carl Adolf Seebold
Lived 1873 – 1951 (aged 77–78). Carl Adolf Seebold was a Swiss impresario.
Carl Adolf Seebold (1873–1951) was a Swiss impresario who commissioned and ran the Dome Cinema in the English coastal town of Worthing in West Sussex.
Swiss-born Seebold was the son of a rope manufacturer from Zürich. The Orchestra toured widely and were invited to play before many of the royal households of Europe.
In October 1904, Seebold settled in Worthing, and was the proprietor of the town's New Theatre Royal in Bath Place. Seebold later moved out of Bedford House to 52 Richmond Road in Worthing. In 1949, Seebold founded The Rivoli and Dome Ltd and married for a second time.
Seebold died in 1951.
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Who was Carl Adolf Seebold?
Swiss businessman (1873-1951)
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Carl Adolf Seebold was born in 1873 in Zurich.
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Carl Adolf Seebold died in 1951 in Worthing.
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Carl Adolf Seebold was an impresario.
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Carl Adolf Seebold was Swiss.
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