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Theyre torturous devices already! CUT THE POOR PATIENTS SOME SLACK!
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Wait, nevermind, i was thinking about another pic
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Ashley, it was for the especially "Disturbed" patients.

ANd great shot motts!
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Awesome! but how did u manage to get up there? isnt it just boards? did you almost fall?
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I can just hear the high pitched "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!" Noise of the drill, No thank you, mister dentist
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that is lame it dont even show you all of the pic
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beautiful! so glad to hear it will be saved!
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Wow! The architecture is just beautiful. Just amazing photos.
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Could POSSIBLY be a vacuum form sign machine....you used a thin sheet of plastic, laid over top of movable text, apply heat to the bottom and suction to the top, and a quick roll-on of paint to the raised areas, and pow! Ya gotta sign! Not sure about the stainless table though, maybe they just had one laying around? Did you see any of that type of signage on the site? That would help confirm ....
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Fabulous photos, especially the first one of the two figures on the wall. It seems like a lot of the inside was in red? Or is the lighting used when photographing? Great shots, beautiful theatre. Thanks Mr. Motts.
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As soon as my palms are sufficiently dry, I'm moving on to the next shot! Awesome stuff here!
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Found some info:
http://cinematreasures.org/theater/1360/
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when was it built? it's magnificent! it's a shame that out of 10 of these 9 get destroyed, thankfully this isn't one of them!
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Soo I went here today and back where the autotorium was there is a semi filled with at least 50 different chemicals and weird masks so I'm think some crazy stuff had to happen here..
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Ahh i live in Toronto! Very excited for this gallery. Thnx Motts :)