Yost Theatre
307 N. Spurgeon Street,
Santa Ana,
CA
92701
307 N. Spurgeon Street,
Santa Ana,
CA
92701
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Built in 1912, this opened as the Auditorium Theatre. After serving many years as a movie theatre, the Yost Theatre closed in 1985, and became a church.
In 2007, restoration and conversion to a live theatre was carried out by architect Thomas Berkes, and it re-opened as a concert and live performance venue.
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So the Yost has been open since 2007? Why are we always the last to know these things.
I try to stay out of Orange County. Too many Republicans.
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My heartiest congratulations to all who were part of this project.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show begins a run here on Saturday,July 4th.
Here are two March 2009 photographs I took of the Yost:
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Here are some recent photos:
http://tinyurl.com/yfplcbz
http://tinyurl.com/yfa742w
Here is a photo that was posted on Google:
http://tinyurl.com/yhka8uh
While semi open for a few years now, the Yost is celebrating it’s official reopening this weekend, after a $2.7 mil remodel/upgrade. The venue is now focused on live concerts and use as a club, with a full bar and restaurant in place.
As a former US Navy Color Guard member, it is always nice to see the American flag on show (see the opening photo) but your theater display needs to be rearranged in the correct manner, as prescribed by the US Government.
1, The US flag should always be positioned on the far left of a stage (especially when other flags are displayed) with the field of “stars” positioned in the upper left portion of the flag. #2, This is then followed by State, County, City and organization in that order to the right. #3, No other flag, including those of foreign countries are to be positioned any higher or ahead of the US flag.
This common problem is so often created by people who mean well but have never been properly informed. FYI, any American veterans facility or flag shop will gladly supply you with an official printout with pictures.