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From Tules to Tiaras: A History of the Masonic Temple Building and Temple Theatre Item Info

Will J. Conner, photograph...
Will J. Conner, photograph
IMAGE
Temple Theatre, photograph
Temple Theatre, photograph
IMAGE
Barbara A. Smith, research...
Barbara A. Smith, research essay - application/pdf
PDF
Will J. Conner, interview...
Will J. Conner, interview transcript 1 - application/pdf
PDF
Will J. Conner, audio...
Will J. Conner, audio 1 - audio
AUDIO
Will J. Conner, audio...
Will J. Conner, audio 2 - audio
AUDIO
Will J. Conner, interview...
Will J. Conner, interview transcript 2 - application/pdf
PDF
Will J. Conner, audio...
Will J. Conner, audio 3 - audio
AUDIO
Project bibliography
Project bibliography - application/pdf
PDF
Title:
From Tules to Tiaras: A History of the Masonic Temple Building and Temple Theatre
Creator:
Smith, Barbara A.
Date Created:
1992
Description:
Will James Conner talks about his fifty years in the theater management business and shares some of the history of the Temple Theatre, which he ran from 1932 to 1975. Reflecting back on hundreds of stage shows, music productions, and motion pictures, Conner provides some insight into the changing face of entertainment and entertainment technology before, during, and after World War II. In addition to the Temple, Conner also managed a number of other Tacoma theaters, including the Blue Mouse, the Music Box, the Rialto, and the Roxy (now the Pantages), and he touches upon each of these during this lengthy, in-depth interview.
Subjects:
Businesspeople Tacoma Theater World War 20th century Social aspects Architecture Artists
Location:
Downtown Theater District
Latitude:
47.25613976
Longitude:
-122.4391386
Source:
Tacoma Community History Project
Type:
record
Format:
compound_object
Source
Preferred Citation:
"From Tules to Tiaras: A History of the Masonic Temple Building and Temple Theatre", Tacoma Community History Project, University of Washington Tacoma Library
Reference Link:
https://erika-b.github.io/tchp/items/chp199209.html
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