Interior of Capitol Theatre auditorium, 1930
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The interior of the Capitol Theatre, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Photo taken soon after opening in 1930. From the Nova Scotia Archives Photo Collection.
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The Halifax Mail wrote an article on 31 October 1930 describing the theatre on its opening day:
“The Stage is fitted with a very modern electric panel board, which controls the lights of the Theatre and Stage. It has the most modern equipment for dimming these lights, so as to produce pleasing color schemes in the Auditorium. The Stage is fully equipped with a gridiron floor some seventy-five feet above the Stage level which provides ample accommodation to allow for hoisting the large talking horns of this sound equipment, as well as making it possible to accommodate any large traveling theatrical production which may visit the city.”
Lauren Oostveen, From the Vaults: The Capitol Theatre
http://spacing.ca/atlantic/2009/10/17/from-the-vaults-the-capitol-theatre/