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Grand
Theater Nothing more is known about this short-lived theater than the below:
 August 17, 1908, Medford Daily Tribune * * *
The moving pictures at the Grand are clear and
brilliant, presenting the latest films perfectly and steady, and do not
tire the eyes.* * *
The Grand is giving an entertainment that meets the
approval of the amusement-loving public--it gives them the cream of the
film world.
"Local and Personal," Medford Mail, August 21, 1908, page 6
 Grand Theater ad, August 1908 Medford Lights magazine The biggest business in the history of the Grand is being done every night. People are turned away at every performance. The house is going to be enlarged to accommodate the crowd. "Local and Personal," Medford Mail, January 22, 1909, page 5 REMODEL BUILDING.
Dr.
F. C. Page, owner of the Grand Theater building, is having it remodeled
and made up-to-date. When finished it will be occupied by the Fouts
grocery, who will move from their present location.
Medford Mail, February 12, 1909, page 8 BUSINESS BLOCK SOLD
C. H. Symcox, who, as was reported exclusively in The Morning Mail of
yesterday, purchased an orchard tract near Central Point Tuesday
through the real estate firm of Cusick, Myers & Sharpe at a cost of
$15,000, again testified yesterday to his faith in Medford by
purchasing the Wallace Woods building on East Main Street, at a cost of
$10,000. The structure, which was formerly known as the Grand Theater
building, was sold by White & Trowbridge, the real estate men.
Excerpt, Medford Mail, April 30, 1909, page 2 Last revised December 23, 2012 |
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