대전의 지역 극장 대전좌(大田座)의 변모 과정과 역사적 의의에 관한 연구 - 1915년 실체 확인에서 1935년 재개관 요구까지

Abstract

Daejeonjwa is a theater that has been recognized as the first theater in Daejeon. Therefore, Daejeonjwa was regarded as a theater representing their residential area during the Japanese colonial period for the residents of Daejeon. The awareness of Daejeonjwa continued even after that, and Daejeongeukjang was regarded as a representative theater of Daejeon after liberation. Unfortunately, however, little is known about Daejeonjwa. Little is known about when Daejeonjwa was founded, who owned it, how long it operated and how it operated. This study was conceived with the purpose of filling this research gap and conducting a historical evaluation of Daejeonjwa. To this end the owner and management team of Daejeonjwa during the Japanese colonial era were examined, and the location and surrounding environment of Daejeonjwa, as well as the internal facilities and the size of the theater, were examined. Cases in which Daejeonjwa was used were collected, and their characteristics and meanings were analyzed. Daejeonjwa was launched as a Japanese theater, but was used by Koreans in Daejeon and played an important role in cultural exchange and national coexistence. It appeared as a major theater in the 1910s and was replaced by Daejeongeukjang in the 1930s according to the mission of Joseon(Korean) theaters.