Stringham Theatre
Price, Utah
C. M. Stringham, proprietor of the Eko Theatre, purchased a lot on the north side of Main Street, with the intent of building a 1000-seat, first class theatre. The building was to be “a good and substantial one,” a theatre of which Price could “well be proud and one that will be the equal, on a smaller scale of course, of any theatre in the state in beauty and completeness.” At one point, construction was to start within 60 days. Instead, Stringham purchased the Colonial Theatre four years later and moved to Ogden.
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Board of Health Orders Water Fountain Change
Salt Lake Telegram, 2 April 1948, page 21
The state board of health Friday asked the Salt Lake county commission to take immediate steps toward correcting a drinking fountain in the Apollo theater, 7605 S. State, which allegedly was installed in violation of the state plumbing code and in “utter disregard for recognized sanitary practices.”
The letter, signed by Lynn M. Thatcher, chief sanitarian, was referred to County Commissioner George W. Morgan, health and charity department.
