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8. Embankment, The River Thames
This area has remained largely untouched except for one minor change..... The London Eye! The huge ferris wheel style ride has been constructed right where this scene was filmed. This gives you an excellent birds-eye view of the location:
An aerial view of Embankment
9. The Palladium
A 2,280 seat theatre designed by Frank Mitchem in 1910, very little has changed at the Palladium. The play that was showing during our visit was "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
It is worth noting that during this show they leave The Palladium opting for The Scala Theatre instead.
10. Scala Theatre
Originally I thought that they  referred to the theatre as 'The  Scarlet Theatre' which lead us  in the wrong direction. When   I received a TV Guide we   
found that it is in fact called 
"The Scala Theatre." Now
with the right name I was able  to get somewhere. The theatre  was originally built in 1772 
and went under a few name
changes including 'Regency 
Theatre' from 1815 and 
'Prince of Wales (Royal)
Theatre' from 1865. It
became the 'Scala Theatre' in
1905 but sadly closed in 1969   and was demolished in 1972.
The site is now 'Scala House'
and is located at 21
Tottenham Street, W1. For more information on Scala House visit:
www.scala-house.co.uk
Scala Theatre cira 1959 Scala House  2004
11. Closing Credits
As the closing credits roll, the pair drive through the streets of London showing night shots of landmarks such as Westminster, Tower Bridge, Trafalgar Square and Picadilly Circus.
Just ONE Day!
Lucy In London
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