What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Norwich Hippodrome Also known as the Grand Opera House, the Hippodrome opened in 1903 and hosted a multitude of famous acts including Laurel & Hardy and the young Archie Leach before he went on to become the more famous Cary Grant Recorded plaque organisation: Norwich Heritage Economic and Regeneration Trust.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were renowned comedy actors and a iconic vaudeville duo known for their slapstick humor, while Cary Grant was a celebrated actor known for his debonair charm in Hollywood films; all three performed at the Norwich Hippodrome early in their careers.
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