Reluctantly, Dave decided to move to Gilbert, Arizona. During ownership Dave still wanted to own a theater, and he sold his part of the theater called Glendale Center Theatre in Glendale, California. Allan Dietlein was known as a very strict overseer and wanted to show Dave that even though theatre can be rewarding, it can be hard work! Dave and his brother purchased the business once their parents retired. David worked with his dad, Allan Dietlien in hopes of owning a theatre. During his teenage years, he discovered music and became a DJ, calling himself “The Disco King” which turn out to be very lucrative and paid for college and his first car.ĭave graduated college and proceeded to work in the family business of the theatre. He moved on to selling glass soda bottles by getting a refund from the store. Dave caught on to entrepreneurship which led to the start of selling radishes at the age of four years old. Dave had the advantage of growing up living directly behind his family owned and operated theater.
The current owners of The Hale Center Theatre established ownership in 2003 by Dave Dietlein who discovered the acting bug at the age of two. * Timeline courtesy of Hale Theatre Company In Utah Hale Centre Theatre Orem breaks ground for new 522-seat theatre and becomes a non-profit organization Ruth Hale passes away after nearly seven decades of contributing to the theatre Hale Centre Theatre moves to new 530-seat facility in West Valley City, Utah and becomes a non-profit organizationĭavid and Corrin Dietlein open 380-seat Hale Centre Theatre Arizona in Gilbert, Arizona Nathan Hale passes away after 60 years of dedication to theatre
Glendale Centre Theatre sold to Tim and David Dietlein now operated by Tim and Brenda Dietlein Nathan and Ruth'sprogeny, Cody and Linda Hale and Cody and Ann Swenson, found 305-seat Hale Centre Theatre Orem in Orem, Utah Nathan and Ruth's daughters, Sally Hale Rice, Tanya Radebaugh and Sherry Brian, open Grover Summer Playhouse in Grover, Utah and operate the 200-seat theatre seasonally Nathan and Ruth, with daughter, Sally Hale Rice, and grandson and his wife, Mark and Sally Dietlein, open the Hale Centre Theatre in South Salt Lake. Nathan and Ruth sell Glendale Centre Theatre to partners Allan and Sandra Dietlein Glendale Theatre moved to 450-seat facility on Orange Street Glendale Theatre moved to 230-seat facility on Doran Street Sandra (daughter) and husband, Allan Dietlein become partners Nathan and Ruth open the 100-seat Glendale Centre Theatre, Colorado Street, Glendale, California Hales move to California to tryout for Hollywood Nathan and Ruth Hale travel Utah putting on plays NATHAN AND RUTH HALE - THEATRE LEGACY TIMELINE
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“It’s an exciting life, full of stress and strain, yet there’s never a dull moment when you’re in this business!” The original Glendale Centre Theatre in Glendale, California which is owned and operated by their son Tim Dietlein and wife Brenda, Hale Center Theatre Orem in Orem, Utah which is owned and operated by their son Cody Hale and grandson Cody Swenson, Hale Family Theatre in Grover, Utah which is owned and operated by the Hale family daughter, and The Hale Centre Theatre in Gilbert, Arizona which is owned and operated by their grandson Dave Dietlein and wife Corrine. There are currently four Hale Theatres in the United States. The theater has continued to prosper and has been passed down from generations to generations. The newly Glendale Center Theatre only had six occupants, but soon the theater grew to become highly sought-after. They pursued their dream by renting a small building in Glendale, California, and named it The Glendale Centre Theatre.
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Eventually, they relocated to Glendale, California from Salt Lake City in 1943 with having dreams of being actors, and came to a conclusion after many failed attempts of trying to break into the movie business the only way to succeed in Hollywood was to open their own theater. The founders of the theater were Nathan, and Ruth Hale married in 1933 and wrote, starred, and produce plays. The Hale Center Theatre has been a staple in the community as a prolonged historical organization, which is privately owned and operated community theater company in the United States of America. The Hale Center Theatre is a historical part of Gilbert, Arizona located in the historic downtown. Photo Courtesy of Hale Theatre Arizona website I have yet to see the famous play, but until I do, I figure I might start off small at The Hale Center Theatre, which is considered to be the best in the valley.
I currently live in Gilbert, Arizona and I recently started to explore the theater because of the highly popular Broadway play Hamilton.
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