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A local practicing artist, Paul George Hines, who had been in sparse shows in Toronto, asked permission to use the sanctuary as an auditorium for the occasional production.

He and his friends occasionally put on a “theatrical production” for the community, but not professionally, nor on a regular schedule.In 1959, when Hines died at the age of 78, two theatres were split from the small company that had gathered around the occasional shows: the John Thornton Theatre (named for Hines’ acting teacher in Toronto) and the Georgetown Little Theatre. Georgetown Little Theatre about - History page.After that, the John Thornton Theatre collected three artistic directors, an overall producer, and a corps of about seventy actors (the population of Georgetown is approximately 50 000 Georgetown, Ontario : Population Demographics and so is quite capable of supporting this number), who are not paid a salary but rather sign up for plays and are paid per run of productions.(Certainly no actors consider this a full-time job.)The John Thornton tries to produce a regular three plays per year, with a combined budget of $4 000 CAD; each one generally sees 4 performances, which bring in up to $700 each.

It was the first theatre to be founded in Georgetown.

A large bell is now outside the church commemorating when it was given over for commercial purposes.

The theatre itself uses an old church, part of which is now used for the Halton Hills Public Library Halton Hills Public Library main site index and the old sanctuary of which is now the auditorium for the John Thornton Theatre.Prior to 1912, the church that now houses the library and Theatre was in common use.

According to producer Kim Hines, 2007’s fiscal year budget was $4 376.

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