Seattle Civic Auditorium - Revision history

Matt at 01:11, 24 October 2007

2007-10-24T01:11:59Z

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	~~== Seattle, WA, USA ==~~		The '''Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House''' was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle. It also conducted boxing shows, with [[William Coyle]] as its manager in the late 1920s.
	The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle. It also conducted boxing shows, with [[William Coyle]] as its manager in the late 1920s.

	The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.		The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-16T01:09:24Z

fix internal link

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	The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle. It also conducted boxing shows, with [[William Coyle]] as its manager in the late 1920s.		The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle. It also conducted boxing shows, with [[William Coyle]] as its manager in the late 1920s.

	The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[~~Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|~~Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.		The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

	The Civic Auditorium remained virtually unchanged, save for an upgrade to the facade for the 1962 World's Fair, until it began to show serious wear during the turn of the 21st century. It was replaced in 2003 by McCaw Hall.		The Civic Auditorium remained virtually unchanged, save for an upgrade to the facade for the 1962 World's Fair, until it began to show serious wear during the turn of the 21st century. It was replaced in 2003 by McCaw Hall.

Ric: Coyle is manager, per Feb. 7, 1929 DAILY MORNING OLYMPIAN

2006-10-01T18:16:17Z

Coyle is manager, per Feb. 7, 1929 DAILY MORNING OLYMPIAN

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	== Seattle, WA, USA ==		== Seattle, WA, USA ==
	The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle.		The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle. It also conducted boxing shows, with [[William Coyle]] as its manager in the late 1920s.

	The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.		The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

	The Civic Auditorium remained virtually unchanged, save for an upgrade to the facade for the 1962 World's Fair, until it began to show serious wear during the turn of the 21st century. It was replaced in 2003, by McCaw Hall.		The Civic Auditorium remained virtually unchanged, save for an upgrade to the facade for the 1962 World's Fair, until it began to show serious wear during the turn of the 21st century. It was replaced in 2003 by McCaw Hall.

	[[Category:Washington State Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]		[[Category:Washington State Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]
	[[Category:Seattle Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]

Matt: more info

2005-07-07T00:04:08Z

more info

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	== Seattle, WA, USA ==		== Seattle, WA, USA ==
			The Seattle Civic Auditorium/Opera House was located in the Seattle Center, which is where the Space Needle is located. It opened in 1927, serving as the center of arts and opera for Seattle.

	The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.		The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

			The Civic Auditorium remained virtually unchanged, save for an upgrade to the facade for the 1962 World's Fair, until it began to show serious wear during the turn of the 21st century. It was replaced in 2003, by McCaw Hall.

	[[Category:Washington State Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]		[[Category:Washington State Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]
	[[Category:Seattle Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]		[[Category:Seattle Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]

Matt at 19:49, 22 June 2005

2005-06-22T19:49:41Z

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	The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.		The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051\|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

	[[Category:Venues ~~& Clubs~~\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]		[[Category:Washington State Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]
			[[Category:Seattle Venues\|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]

Ric at 02:35, 12 March 2005

2005-03-12T02:35:26Z

New page

== Seattle, WA, USA ==

The firm of Austin-Bremer-Smithers, featuring [[Boxer:Lonnie_Austin:132051|Lonnie Austin]], promoted Friday night boxing shows here in the early 1930s before rival [[Nate Druxman]] won the promotional war.

[[Category:Venues & Clubs|Seattle Civic Auditorium]]