Peery's Egyptian Theater
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Adele Smith Collection
Collection
Identifier: MS-376
Abstract
This collection contains invitations, brochures, programs, and ephemera from events in Ogden.
Of particular note is material related to the 1997 Sundance film Festival, the Utah musical
Theatre, and the Ogden Egyptian Center. Materials range in date from 1993 – 1997.
Dates:
1993 - 1997
Found in:
WSU Stewart Library Special Collections
Erva Kunzler Collection
Collection
Identifier: P-200
Abstract
Contains the CD-R and photocopy of photograph
Dates:
1947
Found in:
WSU Stewart Library Special Collections
Peery Egyptian Theater 100th Anniversary Gala
Collection
Identifier: MSS-723
Scope and Contents
Two programs, two candy tickets and two pins.
Dates:
2024
Found in:
WSU Stewart Library Special Collections
“Preserving the Future” Articles
Item
Identifier: MSS-411
Van Summerill Egyptian Theater Collection
Collection
Identifier: MS-414
Scope and Contents
Peery’s Egyptian Theater was born out of the worldwide “Egyptomania” sparked by the 1922 discovery of King Tutankhamen’s tomb. After their Arlington Hotel burned down in 1923, the Peery family rebuilt on the site, commissioning architects Leslie Hodgson and Myrl McClenahan to design a grand Egyptian-themed “Showplace of the West.” The theater opened in July 1924 with twinkling star lights, neon sunsets, and its first film, Wanderer of the Wasteland. Despite challenges through the Great...
Dates:
Other: 1946 - 1998
Found in:
WSU Stewart Library Special Collections