Theater audience

The image shows a crowded theater with a large stage. The audience is watching a performance. The stage is lit up by bright lights. The audience is in the dark. The people in the audience are all wearing formal clothes. The theater is old and has a classic look.

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Hollywood's first colour 3d film. The 1953 movie House of Wax, starring Vincent Price

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The Hippodrome Stage looking out at the audience. The original stage was 42 ft. wide 30 ft. deep and 60. ft high, which was much larger than most stages in the early 1900's. The stage was unmodified throughout its run as a vaudeville and movie theater. The 2004 renovation made the stage 108 ft. wide, over 50 ft. deep and 7 stories high to accommodate the Broadway productions that would come through.

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