
1914 · printed as Grand Theatre
Playing high-class attractions; Northwestern Theatrical Association.
- Named
- Geo. F. Nye
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1914, p. 127.
Theatre · Aberdeen
Advertised in 11 yearbooks (1914 to 1925). Printed as: Grand Theatre; The Grand; Grand Theater; The Grand Theatre.
| Year | Name as printed | Phone | Address | People named |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1914 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye |
| 1915 | The Grand | none printed | none printed | George F. Nye |
| 1916 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye |
| 1917 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye |
| 1918 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | |
| 1919 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | |
| 1921 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | |
| 1922 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye (Manager) |
| 1923 | Grand Theater | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye (Lessee & Mgr.) |
| 1924 | Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | George F. Nye (Manager) |
| 1925 | The Grand Theatre | none printed | none printed | Geo. F. Nye |
As printed in each ad. Street numbers and telephone numbers changed over time, so a difference between years is part of the record.

Playing high-class attractions; Northwestern Theatrical Association.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1914, p. 127.

"Playing the best"; coming attractions: Pavlowa (June 9), Lyman H. Howe pictures, Hampton's Colored Jubilee Singers, Mizzi Hajos in "Sari."
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1915, p. 132.

Playing Shubert and Klaw & Erlanger attractions.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1916, p. 123.

Playing Shubert and Klaw & Erlanger attractions.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1917, p. 124.

"The only high class theatre in the Southwest."
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1918, p. 114.

Summer bookings: Madam Schumann-Heink (June 13), Harvey's Minstrels, Julian Eltinge, Otis Skinner, Lombardi Ltd., Chin Chin, Guy Bates Post.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1919, p. 123.


Only theater in the Southwest playing road shows.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1922, p. 124.

Coming attractions: "Passing Show of 1922," "Spice of 1922," an all-star combination, "Shuffle Along."
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1923, p. 164.

Only theatre in Southwest Washington playing first class road shows; "The Unwanted Child" (June 8), "Lightnin'" (June 29).
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1924, p. 146.

The only theatre in Southwest Washington; first class New York road shows.
Source: Aberdeen High School yearbook, 1925, p. 177.
Transcribed from the scanned yearbook. Spellings, numbers and addresses are as printed and may contain reading errors; always check the page image. Send a correction.