PALACE OF THE CAPULETS BURNED.
(by TBLEcmirn—press association—copyright.)
Rome, September 20. The Palaco of the Capulets' at Verona was completely destroyed by fire. In "Borneo and Juliet" the house, hall, and garden of the Capulets—not forgetting the balcony—are immortalised as the environment of the wooing of Juliet who was a Capnlet, by Romeo, who was a Montague. The dance scene is in a hall of Capulet's house.
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 308, 22 September 1908, Page 7
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