Difference between revisions of "Capitol Theatre [Salt Lake City] (Q26741)"

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+Built by Gustave Albert Lansburgh. Opened 2 Aug 1913 as Orpheum Theatre. 1927 rebuilding by Woolley & Evans. Re-opened as a cinema named Capitol Theatre. 1976 purchased by Salt Lake County. Major restorations. Re-opened as a perfoming arts centre. (English)
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+Source: CARTHALIA

Latest revision as of 13:37, 11 September 2025

theatre in Salt Lake City

Capitol Theatre

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English	Capitol Theatre [Salt Lake City]	theatre in Salt Lake City	Capitol Theatre

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40°45'54.720"N, 111°53'34.080"W

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Built by Gustave Albert Lansburgh. Opened 2 Aug 1913 as Orpheum Theatre. 1927 rebuilding by Woolley & Evans. Re-opened as a cinema named Capitol Theatre. 1976 purchased by Salt Lake County. Major restorations. Re-opened as a perfoming arts centre. (English)

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