Johann Feliks Gerliczy

http://www.bonavia.hr/en/docs/bonavia2012EN/documents/9/1.0/Origina...

The building stood at the outskirts of the completely barren Dolac, which was divided from the two houses that were built at the same time as a theatre with a narrow passageway - they used to be located in the annex of the current Bonavia. At the time of the emperor's arrival, the director of the theatre was Giuseppe de Gerliczy (originally Grličić, 1721-1798), who was the brother of Giovanni Felice de Gerliczy, regent of Rijeka from 1751 to 1776.

http://www.bonavia.hr/en/docs/bonavia2012EN/documents/9/1.0/Origina...

The building stood at the outskirts of the completely barren Dolac, which was divided from the two houses that were built at the same time as a theatre with a narrow passageway - they used to be located in the annex of the current Bonavia. At the time of the emperor's arrival, the director of the theatre was Giuseppe de Gerliczy (originally Grličić, 1721-1798), who was the brother of Giovanni Felice de Gerliczy, regent of Rijeka from 1751 to 1776.

http://www.bonavia.hr/en/docs/bonavia2012EN/documents/9/1.0/Origina...

The building stood at the outskirts of the completely barren Dolac, which was divided from the two houses that were built at the same time as a theatre with a narrow passageway - they used to be located in the annex of the current Bonavia. At the time of the emperor's arrival, the director of the theatre was Giuseppe de Gerliczy (originally Grličić, 1721-1798), who was the brother of Giovanni Felice de Gerliczy, regent of Rijeka from 1751 to 1776.