The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-10
REMODELED GRAND
OPENS TONIGHT
After Thorough OverhauIing
Theater Ready Again. Easses
White, All Star Ministries is
Bill for The Opening.

The new remodeled Grand Theater
opens this evening with the famous
Lasses While Minstrels. Several
thousand dollars have been spent in
rehooring the entire auditorium and
balcony and the new picture booth
has been installed which is absolutely
fire proof. Two new machines CT the
latest type will project a picture that
can be seen from any part of the thea
tire in comfort. An entire new ceiling
takes the place of the old plaster, one
onedecorated nwi sthe TIME for al
decorated in mellow cream, with walls
to match in the balcony, while on the
a rose pink with cream walls and rose
mahogany wainscOating finish. The
balcony has been seated with regular
theatre chairs, while special large
opera chairs, with the white covered
backs have been installed on the main
floor. There are thirty six box seats,
the boxes being prettily draped in
Olive green velvet.
Special wall brackets, and ceiling
lights decorate the theatre, and which
makes and helps to show the thatre
up to its glory. A massive red plush
sront curtain will adorn the stage
opening, which matches the trim of
the theater proper. Ladies' rest room
has been provided for on the main
floor. prettily done III wall paper finish
and has been furnished with dressing
table. lounge, chairs, etc, to make it
comfortable to all lady patrons. The
balcony and the colored shrd UP up
The balcony has been devided. the
white holding on one side of the bal
cony and the colored the other side,
with special box offices for each. The
main lobby has been entirely changed
being finished in ivory and mahogany,
| dressed with palms etc, which is ap-
pealing to the eye. The management
has one regret. and that is the car
pet that was to be placed on the main
| floor and the balcony has been delay
ed owing to the New York manufac-
! lures not being able to deliver it in
time for the opening, but is promised
so that it can be placed in its respec-
tive place by the end of the week A
specially built pipe organ that has
been designed for the Grand will be in
stalled today. tried out, and will furn-
| ish the music for the picture policy,
/ the first picture being George Arliss
in 1.-The Ruling Passion" for Wednes-
day and Thursday of this week, start
| ing at three o'clock and continuing
until ten thirty at night. Among the
stars to be seen at the Grand, Mana
ger Spencer states that Mr. Monroe
has been fortunate in securing the fol
/ lowing list: Clara Kimball Young, Ell
aine Hamm ehstein, owen Moore, Con,
way Tean. Mae Murray, Eugene o.
Brien, Larry Semon, Corrine Griffith,
I JACK I1OAl6, william diI UdlhS, CISu
Nibo Productions and Alice Terry, in
"The Prisoner of zenda". which will
be shown at the Grand at an early
date.
Among the road attractions that will
visit Brunswick will be Bringing Up
Father The Circle" with Wilton
Lackaye. The Greenwich village Fol
lies" and the number one company
of the greatest New York success
THE Bat" and mony others
Nj. Spencer states that the seats
for LASTS white Minstrels' are sell
ing out fast, and these desiring seats
for this attraction should secure them
az the Theatre Box Office at onca, he
also states that all seats III future
for all attractions will be sold at the
box office exclusively where he best
of seats will be always ready to those
getting them early.