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Jun 30 2019
11:12 am
Center Field Productions LLC and its newly-created theatre division, Three Rivers Theatre Company, have announced the nostalgic Princess Theatre in Harriman, Tennessee will serve as their new “home-field” for productions of live theatre, a radio variety show, and more.
Center Field Productions is owned by Roane County native Donnie Hall and his wife, Martha Wilkinson Hall stated moving the film production company to East Tennessee and expanding its range of interests was a literal a no-brainer.
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