Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1942
Digitized Articles:
- Early Wuerth, Orpheum Attractions Sometimes Mixed With Each Other
- Old Whitney Opera House Now Has Entertainment Of Much Lighter Variety
- 'Hot Picture' Burned Down Arcade Show
- State Theater To Open Doors Tomorrow Afternoon
- State First New Theater In Fourteen Years
- Paramount Film Will Be Shown To Open New Theater - "Fleet's In" Stars Bracken, Lamour, Holden - Jimmy Dorsey and Orchestra Featured In Picture
- Six Stores Moved For New Theater
- State Theater Congratulated
- Thirty-Five Different Firms Help Build State Theater - Work Done By Ann Arbor Men When Possible - George W. Auch Co., Detroit, Receives General Contract
- State Box Office Fronts On Street, Not On Lobby
- Keeping Theaters' Temperatures Even Is Difficult Task
- Final Work On Theater Looks Slow, Moves Fast
- State Projectors Are Latest Design
- Screen Is Newest In Film Industry
- Majestic Staff Moves To State; More Are Added - Fate Of Maynard Street Landmark Not Yet Decided
- State Manager Learned Show Business From Noted Performer
- The New Pride of Ann Arbor - State Theater - Congratulations
- Butterfield Got Start In Theaters As Program Boy
- Butterfield Theaters, Inc., Now Operating 114 Houses - Grand Rapids Has Largest Number With Ten There - All-Michigan Circuit Is Biggest independently-Owned In Nation
- Running Theater Takes Big Staff - Responsibility Is Divided Among Many Persons
- Opening Of New Theater Revives Memories Here Of Student Riot In 1908
- New Local Theater Most Modern Found In Michigan - Latest Type Of Equipment Used In Local House - Money Not Spared By Butterfield Firm In Building State
- Bright Colors In Modern Design Feature New Theater - Sign Unusual; Letters Seen In Silhouette - Keeping Air Clean Complicated Theater Job
- Hi, Neighbor!
- Well-Known Here
- Butterfield Theaters Head Is Veteran In Experience
- Ablaze With Radiant Beauty - Ann Arbor's New State Theater Opens Tomorrow
- Manchester Man's Burned Body Found
- Manchester Case Recalls 1941 Murder
- Tomorrow Butterfield Theatres Opens the Beautiful, Ultra-Modern Theatre - The New State