Volunteer works nearly 1,000 hours to restore historical Rexburg theater
December 28, 2018
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as posted by the channelREXBURG– The pleated red curtains and the way they moved across the stage was one of the first memories Bill Hall had about the theater.
“I was always the strange little boy growing up,” Hall says.
As a young boy in Idaho Falls, his mom would take him to the Paramount Theater and he was always enamored by the interior design of the theaters themselves.
“All the other kids were watching the movie, but I was looking at how the curtains went up and opened and how the drapes hung, and I enjoyed the theater,” Hall says.
That love of theaters stayed with him into adulthood and was a catalyst that moved him to volunteer his talents to beautify Rexburg’s Romance Theater after seeing a production there several years ago.
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