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The south end of the stage.
The stairs lead up to a storage area above the hallway
to the auditorium.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002
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Looking up at the ceiling on the south
side of the stage. On the left is back side
of the wall that curves from the auditorium's south
wall towards the stage. The stage curtains are
on the left.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002
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Behind the
boarded-up doorway in the center used to be a stairway
down to the hall to the auditorium. On the left
are the stage curtains.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002 |
In front of the boarded-up
doorway is one of the original glass doors from the
theater's entrance.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002 |
In the upper left is a set of unused
pulleys. In the lower left is the edge of the
stage curtains. The chain from the motor that
opened the curtains can be seen in the upper right.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002
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The orginal poster cases from the
theater entrance. They were replaced during
the 1996 remodel.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 29 August 2002
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On the floor between the edge of the
TODD-AO frame (left) and the motor for the stage curtains
(lower right) are some some holes and bolts in the
floor which may mark where the edge of the Cinemascope
screen was.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 December 2002
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A closer view of the bolts and holes
in the floor. The motor for the curtains is
on the right and the TODD-AO frame on the left.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 18 November 2002
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The motor for the curtains on the
stage.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 31 December 2002
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The short door to the hallway.
Villa Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Photo by Grant Smith, 13 January 2003
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