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Revision as of 14:12, 2 December 2022
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About
- Name
- Quinby Opera House
- Recreation
- Performing Arts / Spectator Sports / and Related Industries
- Services
- Opera House
Facts
- Founded
- February 1,1877
Wooster,Ohio
- Date unknown
Related
Key Persons
Location
- 1989 S. Buckeye St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio
The building was constructed by contractor D.C. Curry & Co. during late summer of 1876 and opened it's doors for the first performance on January 24, 1877. The architect was Mr. C. M. Amaden.[1]
Presentations
- 1 Feb 1877 - "As You Like It" a Shakespeare's comedy, was presented by Effie Ellsler's Dramatic Company from the Euclid Avenue Opera House, Cleveland.
Quick Factse
- 1877 - January 24, Quinby Opera House Opens.
- 1877 - February 1, Grand opening & First Shakespeare's comedy
- 1900 - Building torn down 1900 circa [2]
Maps
Sanborn Maps 1884
Sanborn Maps 1888
Programs
Image of page 1 of a Quinby Opera House program that was used as packing paper inside the 1878 Wayne County Courthouse cornerstone box.
Image of page 2 of a Quinby Opera House program that was used as packing paper inside the 1878 Wayne County Courthouse cornerstone box.
Newspaper articles
Newspaper full-text articles
1877
Newspaper citations with no attached images
- All the World's a Stage. Grand Achievement of the Quinby Hall Association, Quinby Opera House Opens it Doors to an Admiring Public...[3]
See Also
- Wooster, Ohio Sesquicentennial Celebration, June 14-21, 1958, p. 6