New Sutton Theater Open Tonight With Grand Interior
The Sutton theater opens tonight and aims to surprise the public with its plain exterior belying a handsome interior. The finished state promises a fine look among the best playhouses, with lavish decoration in pleasing colors and near perfect arrangements. Seating totals 2,200 with 692 on the lower floor, 634 on the balcony, and about 800 in the gallery, plus five boxes per side and six behind the parquet.
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Suttons new theater in Butte stars Yon Yonson and more
The Sutton theater in Butte opens with Belle of New York as the first act and Yon Yonson as the second. Cast includes Edward Connelly Mae Sailor and Knute Erickson with Luxurious stage layout 72 by 45 feet and 65 feet high gridiron.
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Ichbod Bronson
Mae Sailor
Buelah Chase Dodge
Salvation Army
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Karl von Pumper Mick
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Knute Erickson
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Georgie Bryton
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Ragtime Chats and Royal Snubs Highlight Theaters
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Wood Mosaics in Architecture See Veneering Advances
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