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[[File:groperahouse.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Stock certificate. Photo courtesy: Bradley and Diane Chalmers]]GRAND OPERA HOUSE, INC. [[BRADLEY, William L. Jr.| William L. BRADLEY, Jr.]] and two other people began the corporation in 1890. Bradley, who owned 98% of the company, bought out the interests of the other two partners within two to three years and reorganized the company to include his three brothers and one sister.  
[[File:groperahouse.jpg|350px|thumb|left|Stock certificate. Photo courtesy: Bradley and Diane Chalmers]]GRAND OPERA HOUSE, INC. [[BRADLEY, William L. Jr.| William L. BRADLEY, Jr.]] and two other people began the corporation in 1890 for the purpose of constructing the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]]. Bradley, who owned 98% of the company, bought out the interests of the other two partners within two to three years and reorganized the company to include his three brothers and one sister.  


At one time, the company owned the Grand Theatre, [[STRAND THEATER]], [[AVON THEATER]] and had a business arrangement about 1960 with the [[ORPHEUM]].
At one time, the company owned the Grand Theatre, [[STRAND THEATER]], [[AVON THEATER]] and had a business arrangement about 1960 with the [[ORPHEUM]].

Revision as of 16:26, 4 February 2018

Stock certificate. Photo courtesy: Bradley and Diane Chalmers

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, INC. William L. BRADLEY, Jr. and two other people began the corporation in 1890 for the purpose of constructing the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Bradley, who owned 98% of the company, bought out the interests of the other two partners within two to three years and reorganized the company to include his three brothers and one sister.

At one time, the company owned the Grand Theatre, STRAND THEATER, AVON THEATER and had a business arrangement about 1960 with the ORPHEUM.

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Diane Chalmers, e-mail, February 2, 2018