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Salt Lake Tribune
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7 May 2024
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Abravanel Hall headed for ‘either a rebuild or a renovation,’
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Salt Lake Tribune
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7 May 2024
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Abravanel Hall headed for 'either a rebuild or a renovation,' but Smith group wants it in sports complex
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Salt Lake Tribune
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30 April 2024
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A re-imagined Salt Palace, Abravanel Hall, and Japantown in conversations for downtown sports district
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Salt Lake Tribune
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8 May 2024
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Letter: If it comes to it, there are forces ready to protest to save Abravanel Hall from the hockey monster
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Salt Lake Tribune
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22 May 2024
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Jenny Wilson hopes Utah leaders will pitch in for Abravanel Hall rehab
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Salt Lake Tribune
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12 May 2024
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Letter: Those who support the destruction of Abravanel Hall should expect to get their just desserts
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Salt Lake Tribune
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17 May 2024
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Opinion: Progress is saving classic and wonderfully functional old things
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Salt Lake Tribune
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29 April 2024
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What we know about the $1 billion plan to keep hockey — and the Utah Jazz — downtown
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Salt Lake Tribune
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30 April 2024
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Letter: A sports district trumping arts in Salt Lake City? I didn't get to vote on that.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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29 May 2024
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Letter: Why are the big players unwilling to negotiate more viable solutions that would allow both sports and arts to thrive downtown?
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Salt Lake Tribune
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28 May 2024
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Letter: Make a generous gift so that Abravanel Hall can update its infrastructure. It will only take a portion of what you pay a single NHL player.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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7 May 2024
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If Abravanel Hall goes, fans say, music and childhood memories could go with it
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Salt Lake Tribune
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14 May 2024
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S.L. County Mayor Jenny Wilson weighs in on Abravanel Hall. Here's what she said.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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18 May 2024
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Abravanel Hall rehab to cost more than $200 million, new report estimates
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Salt Lake Tribune
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3 September 2024
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Will getting on the National Register of Historic Places save Utah's Abravanel Hall?
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Salt Lake Tribune
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1 June 2024
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A city manager said a beloved local theater would close. Then came the outrage.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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2 June 2024
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Opinion: In an isolated and scary time, Abravanel Hall helped me find connection
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Salt Lake Tribune
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2 June 2024
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Letter: Observations from a thirty-eight-year-member of the Utah Symphony: Here's hoping home will always be Abravanel Hall
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Salt Lake Tribune
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4 June 2024
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Opinion: I've played violin around the world. There's nowhere like Abravanel Hall.
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Salt Lake Tribune
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5 June 2024
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West Valley City backs off plans to shutter beloved venue after weeks of backlash
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Salt Lake Tribune
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11 June 2024
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Why the Wasatch Front's last drive-in theater, and a popular swap meet, might disappear
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Salt Lake Tribune
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12 June 2024
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SLC planning commission rejects zoning change for unlimited building heights in downtown sports district
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Salt Lake Tribune
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13 June 2024
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West Valley planners get an earful about Redwood Drive-In and swap meet
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Salt Lake Tribune
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6 July 2024
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If Abravanel Hall is unavailable, where might Utah Symphony go?
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Salt Lake Telegram
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2 November 1951
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38
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Two Theaters Sold in Cedar City for $200,000 Sum |
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Salt Lake Telegram
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2 November 1951
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25
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Girl's Cries Crack Nerve of Bandit |
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Salt Lake Telegram
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4 March 1950
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3
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Granite Theater Damage Held Low by New Equipment |
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Salt Lake Telegram
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23 November 1920
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2
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Ralph Cloninger Buys Tom Wilkes Property in S. L.
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Salt Lake Telegram
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22 November 1920
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10
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Wilkes Stock Co. Changes Plans
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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11
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Cort to Retain His Interest in Playhouse
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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47
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Your Entertainment in Comfort and Safety
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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43
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Pantages Now Has the Greatest Circuit
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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40
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Stage of New House Last Word in Construction and Arrangement
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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40
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Priteca Designs All Pantages Theatres
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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35
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Electrical Conduit Measured the Mile in New Play House
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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35
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Acoustics Given Much Careful Consideration
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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29
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Pantages Theatre is Last Word in Construction
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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29
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Salt Lake House a Sister to World's Most Beautiful Theatre
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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25
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Seating Arrangements Signed for Patrons Comfort
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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20
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Alexander Pantages Family Here for Opening of Newest Pantages Theatre
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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20
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Comfort of Actors is Remembered Backstage
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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20
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Sanitary Systems Installed by Local Firm
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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15
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Alaskan Marble is Used for Box Office
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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15
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Architect's Love of Detail a Big Factor
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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15
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Decorative Scheme of Great Beauty and Distinction
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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10
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Twin Romance Culminated in Completion of New House
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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5
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Alexander Pantages' Latest Artistic Achievement
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Salt Lake Telegram
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30 November 1920
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11
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Pantages Will Open Doors Wednesday |
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Salt Lake Telegram
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21 November 1920
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11
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Pantages' New Theatre Opened to Public under Auspicious Conditions |
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Salt Lake Telegram
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1 September 1947
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15
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New Corporations |