Empresa de Teatros y Cinemas Limitada ,Lima ,Peru 1947 certificado de acciones

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One bearer share certificate ( for 20 shares single document) of
"
Empresa de Teatros y Cinemas Limitada" ,Lima ,Peru 1947
certificado de acciones. Condition (opinion):Very Good+/Fine  (VG+/F) ,see scan.Three handwritten signatures.Watermark paper, dry seals . Size:23,7cm/30cm." Uncancelled .See below for related information from the web.
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See below related information from the web:
The Teatro Colón was one of the main theaters in the city of Lima.1 2 It is located in the historic center of the city of Lima, capital of Peru. The theater belonged to
Teatros y Cinemas Ltda
. Its construction began in 1911, being inaugurated on January 18, 1914.1 3 The theater fell into disuse at the beginning of 2000.
History
Before the theater, it is known that the land belonged to a man named José Manuel Alejo de Hurtado, in the mid-19th century. The property would have different owners until it was acquired by the company Teatros y Cinemas Ltda., in the year 1911. Thus, the construction of the theater began at the hands of the architect of French origin, Claude Sahut (designer and builder of various works in Lima throughout the 1910s and 1920s).
After the work was completed in 1914, the Teatro Colón was inaugurated with the play «Los Fantoches», staged by the "Fabregas" Theater Company. This is how the theater offers, throughout its early years, different shows and performances by small theater companies, both national and foreign. However, it is from 1921 that he begins with the projection of films, little by little leaving aside his theatrical aspect to, finally in 1927, dedicating himself exclusively to film reproduction.4
In 1936, the theater began a remodeling process: Inside, the independent boxes located on the first floor surrounding the stalls and the high boxes located above them on the second level were eliminated; the dome is eradicated and one more floor is added to the structure. All this in order to adapt it to its new role as a movie theater and to show a more harmonious appearance with the rest of the surrounding structures.
In 1972, the Revolutionary Government of the Armed Forces of General Juan Velasco Alvarado commissioned the expropriation of the site. 4 Later, it was declared a National Monument, with which it became part of the Nation's Immovable Cultural Heritage.
In the 1980s and 1990s, the Teatro Colón became a space dedicated to the projection of films for adults, as well as other private cinema and theater spaces in Lima, due to both the economic crisis and the decline of the cultural spaces themselves.
Finally, in the year 2000 the authorities decided to close the space alleging that "it affected the decoration of the city and the maintenance of good customs". However, the measure was disobeyed by the owners, so the Municipality of Lima boarded up the doors and facilities.
In 2004, the Teatro Colón was auctioned by the metropolitan commune and acquired by the Theater Directorate of the Ministry of Culture.5
In March 2005, the NGO "Proyecto Cultural Colón Theater" was established, which aims to rehabilitate the totally deteriorated structure of the Theater in order to turn it into a cultural space again.
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El Teatro Colón era uno de los principales teatros de la ciudad de Lima.1​2​ Se ubica en pleno centro histórico de la ciudad de Lima, capital del Perú. El teatro pertenecía a
Teatros y Cinemas Ltda
. Se inició su construcción en 1911, siendo el 18 de enero de 1914 inaugurado.1​3​ El teatro cayó en desuso a inicios del 2000.
Historia
Anterior al teatro, se tiene conocimiento que el terreno perteneció a un hombre llamado José Manuel Alejo de Hurtado, a mediados del siglo XIX. El predio tendría diversos dueños hasta que fue adquirido por la empresa Teatros y Cinemas Ltda., en el año de 1911. Es así que, se inicia con la construcción del teatro a manos del arquitecto de origen francés, Claude Sahut (diseñador y constructor de diversas obras en Lima a lo largo de la década de 1910 y 1920).
Concluido el trabajo en 1914, el Teatro Colón es inaugurado con la obra «Los Fantoches», puesta en escena de la Compañía de Teatro "Fabregas". Es así como el teatro ofrece, a lo largo de sus primeros años, distintos espectáculos y actuaciones de pequeñas compañías teatrales tanto nacionales como extranjeras. Sin embargo, es a partir de 1921 que inicia con la proyección de películas, dejando poco a poco de lado su aspecto teatral para, finalmente en el año 1927, dedicarse exclusivamente a la reproducción cinematográfica.4​
En 1936, el teatro inicia con un proceso de remodelación: Al interior, se eliminan los palcos independientes ubicados en la primera planta circundando la platea y los palcos altos ubicados sobre ellos en el segundo nivel; se erradica la cúpula y se le añade un piso más a la estructura. Todo ello con la finalidad de adecuarlo a su nuevo rol como sala de cine y de mostrar un aspecto más armónico con el resto de estructuras circundantes.
En 1972, el Gobierno Revolucionario de la Fuerza Armada del general Juan Velasco Alvarado encargó la expropiación del recinto.4​ Posteriormente, lo declaró Monumento Nacional, con lo que pasó a formar parte del Patrimonio Cultural Inmueble de la Nación.
Para los años 1980 y 1990, el Teatro Colón se convierte en un espacio dedicado a la proyección del cine para adultos, así como otros de los espacios particulares de cine y teatro en Lima, ello debido tanto a la crisis económica como a la decadencia de los espacios culturales en sí.
Finalmente, en el año 2000 las autoridades decidieron clausurar el espacio alegando que "afectaba el ornato de la ciudad y el mantenimiento de las buenas costumbres". Sin embargo, la medida fue desacatada por los propietarios, por lo que la Municipalidad de Lima tapió las puertas e instalaciones.
En el año 2004, el Teatro Colón fue subastado por la comuna metropolitana y adquirido por la Dirección de Teatro del Ministerio de Cultura.5​
En marzo de 2005 se constituye la ONG "Proyecto Cultural Teatro Colón", la cual tiene como objetivo rehabilitar la estructura totalmente deteriorada del Teatro para poder convertirlo nuevamente en un espacio cultural.
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