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Here's another photo of the fire-ravaged Loew's Grand Theatre. It was originally constructed in 1893 by Laurent deGive to serve as a space that combined offices, residences, and an opera house. In 1920, it was purchased by the Loew's organization and renovated into a single-screen movie theatre. The theatre had a capacity of 2,088 - amazingly spacious by contemporary standards. Photo courtesy of John Holcombe.
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