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Temple Theatre celebrates 100 years
What began as a vaudeville stage and silent film house in 1925 has evolved into one of the most beloved and respected regional theaters in the country. The small town of Sanford, North Carolina, was home to barely 3,000 people in 1925, but it had one thing going for it — location. The geographic midpoint between cities like Boston and New York City to the north and Miami to the south, Sanford’s train station was a popular stop for weary travelers up and down the East Coast.
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