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created the "Leda and Swan" and "Vine" motifs for murals on the theater's ceiling and walls. The Tower
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1041:Fulton Mall
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480:Theatre in
430:Criterion C
389:CinemaScope
216: /
204:119°48â˛05âłW
192:Coordinates
1922:Categories
1741:Washington
1661:New Mexico
1656:New Jersey
1531:California
1204:Bullard HS
1182:Central HS
561:References
486:bas-relief
393:proscenium
201:36°45â˛29âłN
187:Fresno, CA
122:1990-03-13
107:1939-12-15
64:93728-3332
62:Fresno, CA
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1219:Hoover HS
1214:Fresno HS
1209:Edison HS
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1004:Landmarks
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237:Architect
138:Architect
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791:Archived
496:See also
264:92001276
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115:Reopened
86:Capacity
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466:marquee
315:History
146:Website
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130:Rebuilt
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1354:Other
973:FAX Q
874:(pdf)
538:Notes
229:Built
69:Owner
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1726:Utah
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