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Landmarks
At the top of the Romina building is something only the pidgeons might notice. Architects may have a special name for this feature. We'll call it a date ornament.
Go to the back of the current tenants space, ascend a narrow flight of stairs and you are in the top of the theater (standing on top of “the box”), over the main floor audience. Some of the stucco has been removed and the brick behind it is exposed. The curved “proscenium arch” was an elegant feature that outlined the film screen and the stage on which entertainers often performed.
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