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The old town hall, on the northeast corner of Scarth Street and 11th Avenue in Regina, Saskatchewan, was converted to the Bijou Theatre in 1908. Hand-cranked silent movies were shown with piano accompaniment. Local amateurs and travelling road shows performed on its rickety, sloping stage. When the Bijou was hauled away in 1909, the Whitmore brothers, A.E. (Bert), George and Dr. Frank, along with Chief Justice J.T. Brown and James Balfour, built the splendid new Regina Theatre which opened February 7, 1910. With 870 seats, including eight boxes, it was able to accommodate the largest travelling vaudeville shows and featured stage plays and concerts.
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cultural building (Q114961210) | association=cultural, government=culture |
event venue (Q18674739) | amenity=events_venue |
theatre building (Q24354) | amenity=theatre |
public building (Q294422) | amenity=public_building, building=public |
building (Q41176) | building=yes, building |
Theatres in Saskatchewan | amenity=theatre, building=theatre |