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over the past 150 years, rahm r month rahmanov, the rolling stones, pavarotti, and adele.a few. >> it hosted just an incredible array of things from ice skating to circus. to ballet. >> reporter: archivist elizabeth harper keeps record of all the stars on stage. >> it was the first time the beatles played here, and you can see it's quite female heavy. >> reporter: and backstage. >> i have some lovely images of princess diana coming here, which actually people won't have seen before. >> reporter: the idea for a place to promote the arts and sciences to the british masses began with prince albert, but he died in 1861 before the hall was completed. a decade letter, his widow, queen victoria was still grieving at the opening ceremony. >> it's really sad, because she says in her diaries she was so overcome with emotion, she couldn't speak, and she just thought of her dear prince albert. >> she really loved him? >> she really did. >> reporter: at the time the hall ones of the largest in the world. >> they didn't know how to fill a venue like this. nowhere else existed quite like

it's pavarotti, arianna grandi and then there's the tension holding it together.utation is on the line. i'm, like, okay. then lin talks to me and we end up talking and he says greg says you can sing, when do you want to shoot? and lin says, not within the year. i said, yeah, yeah, i can sing. i can sing. >> stephen: that's great. always say yes, if they ask you to do something. >> sure. >> stephen: i understudied for steve carell once and he plays the baritone horn and i've never picked up a brass instrument in my life and he said can you play the baritone horn and i said, yes, i can, and six days later i played it on stage. >> necessity's the mother of -- what is it? >> stephen: of employment. yeah! ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: "the eyes of tammy faye" is in theaters september 17th, and "tick tick boom" is in theaters and on netflix later this fall. andrew garfield, everybody! we'll be right back with lorde. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral

over the past 150 years, the rolling stones, jimi hendrix, diana ross, frank sinatra, pavarotti, andst a few. >> it has hosted just an incredible array of things from ice-skating to the circus to the ballet. ♪ >> reporter: elizabeth harper keeps records of all of the stars on stage. >> it was the theatre, and you can see it is quite female-heavy. >> reporter: and back stage. >> i have some lovely images of princess diana coming her wch actually people won't have seen before. >> reporter: the idea is to promote the arts and sciences to the british masses began with prince albert, but he died in 1861, before the hall was completed. a dic a decade later, queen elizabeth was grieving. >> she thought of her day with prince albert. >> reporter: she really loved him? >> she really did. >> reporter: at the time, the hall was one of the largest in the world. >> they didn't know how to fill a venue like this. there is nothing quite like it. but eventually they found events to draw people in. >> reporter: events like the first body building event, and speeches b erages a in 1933, albert einstei