Oral history interview with Charles Stromberg by Pat Eatough [Transcript and Audio]

Oral history interview by Pat Eatough with Charles Stromberg. Topics include: Growing up in Grantsville and living there his entire life except for his military service, Loving his community, Being in one of the plays as a boy, His mother acting in the plays, Folks Folks Sociables, Potluck dinners, Ticket booths, The piano being played for silent movies, Potbelly stoves, Always sitting in the balcony as a teenager, A flashlight shining on kids if they were being rowdy, When the man who ran the projector was locked in the booth, The Opera House being the center of community events, Establishing a Memorial Theater Company, The talent of Grantsville residents, Borrowing money to get the Fiddler on the Roof script, A fire destroying a local school, Kids pulling pranks, Old cars, Attending activities at the Opera House, Serving in the United States Army, Seminary graduation, Remodeling and repairs on the Opera House before tearing it down, Serving as County Commissioner and as a City Councilman and as a volunteer fireman.