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	The Grand Theatre Wolverhampton
		Astonishingly the theatre was completed in less than six months, from the laying of foundation stone by Mrs C.T. Mander on June 28th 1894 to the grand opening on 10th December 1894.
		The theatre with the exception of the stage was lit by electricity.
		In 1909 the Grand was chosen for a spectacle of quite a different kind, when the president of the Board of Trade, Winston Churchill addressed the Budget League from the theatre's stage.
	www.grandtheatre.info /content/CompanyHistory.asp (671 words)

	The historic Warner Grand Theatre and the Grand Vision Foundation
		Grand Vision Foundation began the SAVE YOUR SEAT Campaign in 2004 to restore the Warner Grand Theatre's 1,500 seats and upgrade the theatre's antiquated stage rigging and cinema sound system.
		Grand Vision is on the last big push to raise the rest of the funds needed for this incremental renovation project.
		Grand Vision Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable organization whose mission is to preserve and promote the Warner Grand Theatre, located in San Pedro, CA.
	www.grandvision.org (391 words)

	Grand Theatre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Grand Theatre is a professional theatre located on Richmond Street just south of Dufferin Avenue in London, Ontario, Canada.
		The theatre opened on September 9, 1901 under the ownership of the theatre magnate, Ambrose Small who reportedly considered this theatre his favourite of his numerous similar holdings.
		With the rise of film entertainment, the theatre was equipped for film presentation when it was sold to Famous Players in 1924.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grand_Theatre (372 words)

	PSTOS - Grand Theatre, Bellingham Washington
		The Grand Theatre was owned by William Southern.
		The last operator of the Grand was SRO and this lease lasted through December 31, 1973 with the showing of Last Tango in Paris.
		The Grand Theatre met with the wrecking ball in July, 1974.
	www.pstos.org /instruments/wa/bellingham/grand.htm (427 words)

	applause southwest : archive:
		Photograph of painting adorning the front of the Grand Theatre of an actress.
		Theatre Royal programme, showing picture of Theatre Royal, portrait of CF Williams, engravings of exterior of Grand Theatre and interior of Theatre Royal.
		Views of the Grand Theatre exterior and interior before the building was demolished.
	www.applausesw.org.uk /database/theatre.asp?id=4 (232 words)

	Grand Theatre
		H.M.S. Parliament and the premiere of Leo, the Royal Cadet were given at Martin's Opera House, which also saw visits from John Philip Sousa, Oscar Wilde, and others before it was destroyed by fire 6 Dec 1898.
		The Grand opened 14 Jan 1902 and was bought in 1905 by Ambrose J. Small, a theatre-chain owner who had been influential in its original planning.
		The Kingston Arts Council campaigned for its restoration as a civic theatre, and as the Grand Theatre it opened 20 May 1966 with a performance of Spring Thaw.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=U1ARTU0001425 (197 words)

	Grand Theater, Cartersville, Georgia
		In 2003, over 42,000 people were benefited by The Grand as a performer, an audience member, or as a participant in a school program or summer camp.
		The mission of The Grand Theatre is to foster a life-long appreciation for the performing arts by offering quality educational programs and providing a variety of cultural events to diverse audiences in Bartow County.
		The Grand accomplishes its mission by maintaining a high level of integrity and professionalism, by actively seeking input from the community about programs and entertainment options, and by emphasizing the positive effects of participation in the arts.
	notatlanta.org /thegrand.html (162 words)

	The Brown Grand Theatre in Concordia, Kansas
		The theatre has two balconies, eight box seats, and features a grand drape, which is a reproduction of a Horace Vernet painting titled, "Napoleon at Austerlitz.
		What do Napoleon Bonaparte and the Brown Grand Theatre have in common? This landmark was built by Col. Napoleon Bonaparte Brown in 1906-1907 at a cost of $40,000. Earl Brown, Col. Brown's son, was actually in charge of the construction of the French Renaissance theatre.
		The historic Brown Grand is located at the west end of downtown Concordia in Cloud County.
	www.browngrand.org (315 words)

	Grand Theatre Academy - Blackpool Grand Theatre
		The Academy was born out of the previous Grand Youth Theatre and now welcomes up to 90 young people from across the Fylde Coast, working with professional practitioners from a wide range of theatrical art forms.
		The ethos of the Grand Theatre Academy is to treat all members as individuals, so as to develop the skills of each member through a range of activities and workshops, as well as devised and scripted performances to both general public and invited guests.
		Grand Theatre Academy Director Paul David-Gough trained in Cardiff at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
	www.blackpoolgrand.co.uk /information/6/215/Grand-Theatre-Academy.htm (693 words)

	The Grand, Ellsworth Maine
		However, between 1950 and 1960, the lights were turned off and the 500 seats of The Grand were empty when structural and financial problems closed the building.
		As it had not been used for several years, The Grand was "a mess." Seats were broken and ripped up, there were mountains of trash, and plugged drains caused water to back up into the theater.
		The Grand Auditorium re-opened on august 8, 1975, to a standing-room-only crowd for a benefit performance by Noel Paul Stookey.
	www.grandonline.org /about.html (190 words)

	City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - City of Kingston Community Priorities - The Group of Seven - Refurbishment of Grand ...
		Located in the heart of downtown, the Grand Theatre, which first opened in 1879, is the community's performing arts facility.
		With its vibrant schedule of music, theatre and comedy, the Grand houses a wide variety of touring productions as well as the talented work of local producers and presenters in both its main-stage theatre with approximately 800 seats and the Baby Grand with about 70.
		One of the busiest theatres in the province, this historic little jewel also makes a notable contribution to the local economy, adding vitality to the entire region, and providing direct employment and secondary spin-offs.
	www.cityofkingston.ca /cityhall/strategic/seven/grandtheatre.asp (430 words)

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		The Grand Theatre in Groningen hosts a wide range of contemporary dance and (youth) theatre performances and concerts.
		Part of the roof of the theatre was extended with a third floor to house a new rehearsal studio, a canteen and offices.
		The theatre is now run by a professional staff of 15 and an equally dedicated group of volunteers who help out at the box office and the bar.
	www.grand-theatre.nl /english.html (460 words)

	Brown Grand Theatre - Concordia, Kansas
		In 1925 the Brown theatre was converted to a movie theater, and in a few more years changes were made to accommodate talking pictures.
		Shortly thereafter, the community purchased the building and Brown Grand Opera House Inc. was formed to raise funds, restore, and operate the Brown Grand Theatre.
		The Brown Grand Theatre can also be rented for special occasions such as programs or weddings, and Tuesday through Friday, visitors may take a one hour tour.
	www.kansastravel.org /browntheatre.htm (294 words)

	Grand Guignol Online
		It is derived from Le Theatre du Grand Guignol, the name of the Parisian theatre that horrified audiences for over sixty years.
		The theatre was founded in 1897 by Oscar Metenier as an extension of the naturalist movement, which had been popularized by André Antoine's Theatre Libre.
		But the staple of the Grand Guignol repertoire was the horror play, which inevitably featured eye-gouging, throat-slashing, acid-throwing, or some other equally grisly climax.
	www.grandguignol.com (287 words)

	Empire Theatre history
		A little bit of Hollywood came to Grand Forks in the Spring of 1927, while the Grand was part of the Finkelstein and Ruben theatre chain.
		Quickly responding to the supposed fad, in May and June of 1928 the Grand Theatre started inserting the phrases "watch for Vitaphone" and "Vitaphone is coming" in their advertisements.
		Now a part of the Paramount-Publix theatre chain (Finkelstein and Ruben had sold all their theatres to Paramount Pictures) it was rechristened "The Paramount," with a brand-new marquee patterned after the Chicago Paramount.
	www.und.nodak.edu /instruct/cjacobs/EmpireHistory.htm (4416 words)

	The Grand Theatre - A National Historic Site in Douglas, Arizona
		This aging dowager of theatres has fallen on hard times over the years, having a collapsed roof due to plugged gutters and massive interior damage from the water.
		However, the Grand is in the process of being restored to her original beauty and splendor.
		The feasibility of restoring the Grand theatre to its former glory is guaranteed if all the phases of restoration are met.
	www.thegrandtheatre.net (722 words)

	Blackpool Grand Theatre Tourist Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Opened in 1894 by Thomas Sergenson, The Grand Theatre is certainly one of the most beautiful theatres in Britain.
		With the growth in television in the 1960's the Grand Theatre, like many in Britain was forced to close in the winter and remained so until the 1970's.
		There were plans to demolish this theatre to open a new department store and later a bingo hall but through rigorous campaigning by local theatre lovers and the formation of the Friends of the Grand support group, the theatre is here to stay.
	www.uk-hotels-blackpool.com /touristinformation/grandtheatre.html (451 words)

	The Grand Theatre
		Lectures to be held in The Grand Theatre's Encore Room.
		A Cartersville tradition continues and The Grand Theatre invites you to be a part of it.
		Tickets can be purchased at The Grand Theatre ticket office at 7 North Wall Street in downtown Cartersville or by phone at 770-607-3686.
	www.thegrandtheatre.org (663 words)

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		The Theatre on the Grand closed in 2002 after running into financial difficulties and the fate of the theatre building itself hung in the balance until Centre Wellington Township agreed the following year it would continue to operate it.
		Morden said use of the theatre has increased since the Parks and Recreation department took over and between community theatre groups and other events, he was hard-pressed to have it available for the three different shows Fergus Theatre Festival will stage this summer.
		But that's nothing compared to the competitive theatre market in Toronto, where a fledgling troupe like Morden's would be trampled by blockbusters like the Lord of the Rings.
	www.fergustheatrefestival.com (1168 words)

	Lancaster Grand Theatre
		Then it’s music and dancing all the way to the end of September, with Nick Ross Orchestra’s Sounds of the Glenn Miller Era on the 22nd and the welcome return of the excellent Jaleo Flamenco Spanish Dance troupe on the 23rd.
		Steve Steinman’s Meat Loaf Story rocks the theatre for 2 nights - 29th and 30th September.
		So discover what Lancaster’s hidden gem, the Grand Theatre, has to offer you this season.
	www.lancastergrand.co.uk (134 words)

	City and County of Swansea - Leisure and Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Grand Theatre in Swansea has a wide variety of shows and exhibitions for everyone to enjoy
		The Theatre Club was started in 1971 by a group of avid theatre-goers.
		The Dance School and the Youth Theatre group hold classes, performances and workshops at the Grand Theatre.
	www.swansea.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=480 (470 words)

	Grand Summer Theatre Camp
		School for The Performing Arts at The Grand Summer, 2005 will mark our 9th year of "theatre camp" at The Grand, and we are looking forward to an exciting season.
		Sessions are held every day during the week, either at The Grand theatre or the nearby Ellsworth High School.
		The atmosphere is relaxed but the days are full, as students train, design, build, and practice for their upcoming performances.
	www.grandonline.org /camp.htm (188 words)

	Leeds Grand Theatre
		The Leeds Grand Theatre and Opera House was built in 1878 in a backlash to the music hall tradition which was thought by ‘polite society’ to lower the tone of entertainment via the sort of humour presented in these pub-based establishments.
		The theatre was built on a site of approximately three quarters of an acre with a frontage on New Briggate of 56 yards, including the Assembly Rooms.
		The first performance at the theatre was Much Ado About Nothing on 18 November 1878 and stars that have trodden the boards over the years have included Sarah Bernhardt, Ellen Terry, Julie Andrews, Felicity Kendal, Morecambe and Wise and Laurence Olivier.
	www.leedsgrandtheatre.com /grand_theatre_history_unid7a26_page.aspx (408 words)

	City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - The Grand Theatre
		Supporters of the Grand Theatre have launched a fundraising campaign to cover part of the cost to 'Make Her Grand Again'
		The Grand Theatre is Kingston's community performing arts facility.
		There is also a smaller theatre space, the Baby Grand, on the second floor.
	www.cityofkingston.ca /residents/recreation/grand/index.asp (181 words)

	Wheaton Grand Theater Official Homepage Wheaton,IL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A magnificently restored historic Wheaton Grand Theatre will become the main attraction for the western suburbs of Chicago by presenting the finest entertainment at exceptional values.
		Merle was one of the owners of the Wheaton Grand Theater and dreamed of the theater being returned to its former glory.
		The Grand Theater Corporation is a not-for-profit 501C3 organization.
	www.wheatongrand.net (362 words)

	Roadside Peek : Grand Theatre Texas 1
		The State Theatre is part of the Austin Theatre Alliance and still shows first run movies.
		This theatre now appears to be the home to either a spanish theatre or church.
		A classic grand theatre, the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, TX stll features activities at its historical site.
	www.roadsidepeek.com /roadusa/southwest/texas/texastheatre/index.htm (269 words)

	All About Jewish Theatre - Al Grand is keeping Yiddish alive
		Zalmen Mlotek conducted the New Yiddish Chorale in a Folksbiene Theatre presentation of my Yiddish version of "The Pirates of Penzance" (a.k.a., DI YAM GAZLONIM) at Temple Shaaray Tefila, 250 East 79th Street (at second Avenue), New York on Sunday, May 2, 2004 at 3:00PM.
		The performance was presented in honor of the legendary actor, folk-singer, and Yiddish music icon Theodore Bikel in celebration of his 80th birthday.
		In the May 1989 issue of American Theatre Magazine, ISAAC ASIMOV wrote a review of DI YAM GAZLONIM in which he said “Al Grand doesn't change Sullivan's notes; they're all there; every one of them.
	www.jewish-theatre.com /visitor/article_display.aspx?articleID=1081 (958 words)

	Grand Guignol Horror Movies
		This film is notable for the inclusion of Rafaela Ottiano, a former Grand Guignol actress whose somewhat bizarre performance gives us a good idea of the broad, melodramatic acting style presented on the Grand Guignol stage.
		The only point of interest is a very short segment that the filmmaker claims is the final performance at the Grand Guignol Theatre.
		This is a Hammer-like horror/mystery that revolves around a Grand Guignol-style theatre, a detective obsessed with one of its actresses, and the director who becomes a prime suspect in a string of vampiristic murders.
	www.grandguignol.com /film.htm (385 words)

	Grand Theatre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Gregg Electric was successful in negotiating the electrical contract last year for the largest theatre complex ever to be built in Lincoln, NE.
		Douglas Theatre Company announced a partnership with the City of Lincoln to construct a 14 screen megaplex with 3200 stadium seats in the heart of the downtown area.
		Douglas Theatre Co. had used non-union labor in the past, but for the last 5-years now uses Gregg Electric for their new construction, maintenance, and service work, with the efficiency and craftsmanship that only union labor can provide.
	www.ibew265.org /grand_theatre.htm (242 words)

	Grand Theatre Box Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Seating is also available in the rear of the theatre for four additional wheelchairs and companion chairs.
		Patrons who can be assisted in the transfer from wheelchairs to theatre seats may request aisle seats.
		The Grand Theatre is available to outside groups for rental at an affordable price.
	www.slcc.edu /the-grand/boxoffice.html (706 words)

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