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Landmarks
The Old Romina (Continued)
The upper left corner of the building, in what was the balcony area. The brick wall is actually the exterior wall of the building next door, and served as the interior wall of the Romina. The Coca-Cola sign was obviously there when the stair-stepped seat rows were installed, and looks as fresh as it did in 1928 when the theater was built. The projection booth, torn away long ago, was high at the center of the left wall. Those windows face the street.
Facing the other way, toward the front of the balcony. The ceiling curves downward. The balcony seats extended on past this ceiling out over the main floor.
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