Monday, October 02, 2006


Well, you can see that the sign in its current form is not the original sign. In fact, very little detail of the original facade remains. This 1932 photo shows the original condition of the theater. Over at Dallas Diorama you can see the entire front of the structure where the arabesque-topped windows remain but are painted blue, and the upper level of the facade is utterly gone. There's no neon left, either. Pity.

4 comments:

fuzzbert_1999@yahoo.com said...

Wow, picture posts...I like it! Thanks.

phlegmfatale said...

Thanks, mushy! Glad you liked it!

Anonymous said...

...please where can I buy a unicorn?

Anonymous said...

[quote][Image]Well, you can see that the sign in its current form is not the original sign. In fact, very little detail of the original facade remains. This 1932 photo shows the original condition of the theater. Over at Dallas Diorama you can see the entire front of the structure where the arabesque-topped windows remain but are painted blue, and the upper level of the facade is utterly gone. There's no neon left, either. Pity.[/quote] i agree

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