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BOGART-SHERIDAN @) IT ALL CAME TRUE.
THE LOBBY OF THE GLOBE THEATRE (above) is long, designed to run back the whole length of the stores that are, or will be, on either side of it. Although the posts for the standee ropes are positioned to hold the crowd on the entering third of the area, temporary posts might be used so that two thirds of the space might be for the hold-outs. In this case, it is quite probable that the ticket box would be moved to the outer doors and extra ushers stationed at the doorman’s usual position. The dado is of polished Italian marble, with the walls above covered with gold-colored cloth. The display frames are of walnut and are recessed for effective side lighting.
THE LOUNGE (left) is located on the basement level of the theatre, entered from a short stairway from the rear of the auditorium. The decorative tie-in, as in many theatres, is the carpet, a Persian-type manufacture done in maroon with a stylized pattern in light green. The wall covering is paper, with a floral design in red and gold. Recessed gold-toned lighting, in a pink ceiling completes the decoration of the lounge. Comfortable club chairs, with handy sand urns, are provided for those who wish to smoke. Note especially the strategically placed fire extinguisher, easily reached and ready for action in any part of the lounge and adjacent rooms,
OPPOSITE THE STAIRS (below) in the lounge are located the toilets and other private rooms of the management. In the ladies’ powder room have been installed mirrors, soft chairs, and an end table. The toilet area is finished in peach-colored tile. The men’s room is similarly appointed, although in a more mesculine mood. Toilet tiling is black. It should be observed that here no pictures are used, the only thing of this type being a convenient mirror. It may be entirely coincidental that the previous picture was taken from such a point that the fire extinguisher is seen in reflection, which is, of course, good propaganda on the part of the management and architect,