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The Citizens Theatre on Glasgow moved from its original location in Buchanan Street to the heart of the Gorbals, one of the most run-down parts of the city.

On September 11, 1945 in Celtic History

The citizens theatre on glasgow moved from its original location in buchanan street to the heart of the gorbals, one of the most run down parts of the city.

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Tue 11 Sep 1945

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