Emboyd Theatre, which was operated by Clyde Quimby, opened with a gala May 14, 1928. It was named in tribute to Quimby's mother, Emilie Boyd Quimby. The theatre became the Embassy in 1952.

It all started back in 1928. At that time a night out on the town, especially to The Embassy, was a big deal. Today, the theatre is still looked at as a community staple. The Embassy Theatre ...

The Emboyd Theatre, now known as the Embassy Theatre, was opened in 1928. The following spring, an unknown young vaudevillian named Bob Hope spent three weeks there performing as a master of ...