The Daily Plainsman from Huron, South Dakota • Page 13

THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1928 THE EVENING HURQNITE CONGRATULATE THEATRE OWNER JDonald J. Harris Has bone Fine Thing for Huron Businessmen Say Numerous businessmen of Huron have congratulated Donald Harris on the faith he showed in the future development of Huron by building such a fine theatre as the new State. H. E. Keli fie Id, manager of the Bijou theatre, says: "I am pleased to extend my heartiest congratulations to Mr.

Harris in his new State theatre enterprise and wish liiin every success in his effort to give the people of Huron a theatre beautiful which they have deserved for a long time and I bo- speak for him a generous patronage at his house. "I personally consider a modern theatre as an indispensable factor In the social and business life of the present clay community, providing inspiration and incentive to the population. Business goes where people go. People go to tho best shows. No modern theatre is opened today in any community materially increasing the desirability and property values of that community." Clias.

H. Mitchell, publisher of The Evening Huronite, says: "Adequate entertainment facilities arc to a complete city. Now that Huron has the beautiful new State theatre it has come just that much nearer meeting' the entertain- in exit requirements of the people of the city and central South Dakota. Mr. Harris is to be commended upon his courage and foresight in investing in South Dakota's most progressive city and there is every reason to believe that he will be amply rewarded.

The Evening Huronite joins all Huron in extending congratulations and best wishes." A. B. Leak, manager of the Lyric theatre, says: "i am glad to have the opportunity of i i with others in commending Mr. Harris on the completion of his new State theatre. Although Huron always lias stood high in South Dakota for the class of motion pictures shown here, it long has been "handicapped because of a lack of adequate stage facilities.

i the new State. I believe Mr. Harris is doing a great i toward a i Huron an even better entertainment -center." George C. president of the Huron of Commerce, says: "I am just one of the. hundreds of persons in Huron who jke to-see a good stock company, musical comedy or some other stage attraction now and then.

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Gurney. Concert Orchestra. 30--Happy Jack's Orchestra, 30--Welk's Novelty Qrch. 00--Special. Concert Orchestra.

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Gennrich. CONCRETE BOOTH IN NEW THEATRE Projectiqn Room is Large and Roomy; Is Entirely Fireproof No longer will tne moving operator work in a booth illy ventilated and sweUei- ingly hot, so far as the new State theatre is concerned. The booths used to exceedingly small, and were lined with tin, as they had to be fireproof, by the underwriters law. Often, there was little ventilation in the booths, many of them being inside the building, and in no way exposed to the outside air. What little ah' was admiged.

to the booth had, already been made too hot 1'or comfort by passing over the lobby of. tho theater. Added to that was the great amount of heat generated by the source of the light for the picture projection. In fact, the booths were much too warm to make working conditions at nil favorable, Large ami Jloomy Now, however, conditions have been changed at. the theater.

The booth is large and roomy, giving the operator plenty of space in which to work. is of reinforced concrete construction throughout, mul cooled by fresh air admitted from three large windows onto the street. After the air becomes heated, it passes out through ventilators at, the top oil the booth. Plenty of room is provided, for the operator's work bench and cabinet in the. new booth.

The booth is equipped with a fire-proof door, so that in case of lire in the booth, the operator could shut the door from the outside, and the concrete walls and the door would prevent the fire from doing any further damage to the thus providing greater safety to the persons in the audi- Shutters are provided to lit over the opening through which the pictureiia projected, thus stopping ail gasses that could be ben- erated in case of lire. Ventilators in the' would provide for the escape of. any gasses that Would be generated in case of a fire tri the operator's booth. Shutters are also provided to cover the windows in case of. fire, 'Latest aracliines Projection machines of the latest model are 'to be used in tho theater.

New and larger lenses that will give a much clearer image on the screen a lenses formerly used. A large spotlight is also to be placed in the booth for use with special productions on the stage. A control for alt lights in the auditorium is placed in the booth to permit the operator to rlim the lights in the theater when he- wishes the picture to start. RICHLAND IMi-fl. John Etter of Colorado is spending a vacation at the Lind Highland and Beall homes.

Miss Anna Van spent tiie end at the Van Tuyl home, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landrigan and Mrs. John Landrigan attended the poultry ahow in Mitchell. Mesdames Charles Rudy, J.

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