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Sterling Opera House : ウィキペディア英語版
Sterling Opera House

The Sterling Opera House is located in Derby, CT on 104 Elizabeth St across from the town green. The building was constructed in 1889 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on November 8, 1968. It was intended to be a city hall at first but then ended up being a hot spot for performances and musical history.〔http://electronicvalley.org/derby/sterling/sterling.htm〕
==History==
On April 2, 1889 the doors of the Sterling Opera House were opened to the public. It was designed by Italianate Victorian style architect H.E. Ficken, who also was co-designer of the famous Carnegie Hall located in Manhattan, NY.〔 It was built to serve both political and entertainment needs. The lower two levels and the basement were actually the town's City Hall and police station from when it opened up until 1965.〔http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/5942〕 The auditorium was used for hundreds of shows and live musical performances in its day. In fact, many world famous performers such as Harry Houdini and Red Skelton took the stage at Sterling. Shows were held up until 1945 when the curtain closed for the last time.〔http://www.damnedct.com/sterling-opera-house-derby〕 The Sterling Opera House was also later recognized as a historic place with historic value when it became the first building in CT to be added to the National Register of Historic Places on November 8, 1968.〔
The first showing at the opera house was created by James A. Herne, called "Drifting Apart", and was said that it was "a melodramatic temperance play without the traditional didactic sermons preaching the evils of drink." It also turned out to be a financial failure for James A. Herne.〔 The name of the play was more fitting for the relationship between Derby and Ansonia at the time. Ansonia saw no point in having another opera house be built when they already had a perfectly good one in their town. Brought on by the play, there became drama outside of the building which had a hand in helping the two cities separate.〔
The last showing at the Sterling Opera House was "Ye Olde Time Minstrel." It was presented by the Lafayette Men's and Women's Club in honor of the returning soldiers of WWII. It showed on November 30th- December 1st, 1945. After, it had no regularly scheduled program for ten years, though there were special performances before it closed in 1965.〔

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