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THE LOBBY, neatly appointed and not in the slightest overcrowded, affords a convenient public telephone, also comfortable up-to-date furniture. Note the house display at the rear left.
REFERENCE FACTS:
Size of Lot: 75 x 79 Seating Capacity: 450
Acoustical Treatment — Rockwool and acoustone plaster Acoustone manufactured by U. S. Gypsum Co.
Air Conditioning — Equipment manufactured by Carrier Corp., Trane Co., Buffalo Forge Co. Installed by Buensod-Stacy Co.
Carpets — Imperial Aldine with newsreel pattern. Manufactured by Hardwick and Magee Co.
Chair — Bodiform. Manufactured by American Seating Co.
Decoration — Executed by Baptisti Studios.
Draperies and Stage Curtains — Manufactured by Charles Kenney Studios.
Generators — Hertner. Manufactured by Hertner Electric Co.
Lighting Fixtures — Manufactured by Charles J Weinstein Co., Inc.
Projection Lamps — Peerless Magnarc. Manufactured by J. E. McAuley Mfg. Co.
Projectors — Simplex. Manufactured by International Projector Corp.
Rubber Mats — Puritan. Manufactured by Puritan Rubber Co.
Screen — Walker. Manufactured by Walker American Corp.
Sign and Marquee — Fabricated and erected by David Weiss.
Sign Letters — Adler. Manufactured by Adler Sign Letter Co.
Sound — RCA. Manufactured by RCA Manufacturing Co.
Supply Dealer — National Theatre Supply Co.
THE AUDITORIUM, the walls of which are covered in fabrics, is cheery and a most comfortable place for the viewing of motion pictures. The chairs are American Seating Company's Bodiform, with bottoms upholstered in turquoise leather, the back is cloth of the same color. Fitted with springs, bottoms of unoccupied chairs are automatically raised to a 45-degree angle. Unwinding reels are seen in the especially designed carpet.
THE LOUNGE, the furniture of which was especially designed by the famous Finnish architect, Aalto, is unique in construction. The pieces are upholstered in gay fabrics. Broad ply-wood arms are constructed of several layers of native Finnish birch, giving a resiliency comparable to that of spring-framed, tubular metal chairs. The walls are done to resemble wall paper. The floor is covered with deep-pile broadloom carpeting.