Zelda Theatre
415 Hill Street,
Grafton,
ND
58237
415 Hill Street,
Grafton,
ND
58237
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Architects: Theodore B. Wells
Firms: Wells-Denbrook Architects
Functions: Office Space
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The Zelda Theatre opened in 1947. It seated 400 and was open at least into the late-1950’s. The building is still standing.
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The records of the Grand Forks architectural firm Wells-Denbrook Architects (Theodore B. Wells and Myron Denbrook, Jr.) list the Zelda Theatre at Grafton, North Dakota, as a 1945 project. Postwar restrictions on building materials could account for the opening of the house being delayed until 1947. The original owner of the Zelda was named Ted Hoffman.
The May 3, 1976, issue of Boxoffice said that Arlo Henriksen, operator of the Strand Theatre in Grafton, had taken over operation of the rival Zelda Theatre from Marvin Agotness.