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Provo Theatre Company
105 East 100 North
Provo, Utah
(801) 379-0600
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Browne Hall
Vernal, Utah
Social Hall, also known as Browne Hall, was built by a group of investors led by S. M. Browne, a saloon owner and first mayor of Vernal. Mr. Mease and Mr. Sheldon opened the Electric Theatre in the Social Hall on 4 May 1908, showing moving pictures and illustrated songs with piano and vocal accompaniment. In 1910, the Social Hall was sold to the Woodard family for use as a furniture store.
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The Provo Theatre Company is a non-profit, semi-professional regional theater which was formed in 1986. Intially the PTC used auditoriums at Tempview High School and Provo High School, andthe DeJong Concert Hall at Brigham Young University. In 2003, the company acquired and restored the former First Church of Christ SCientist, which was built in 1926. The theater has 140 seats in an intimate setting, with a standard proscenium stage, dressing rooms, and a box office.
Source:
"Information", provotheatrecompany.com, July 2006
"FAQ", provotheatrecompany.com, July 2006
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