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I don't know, my kids were always scared of clowns, and really, when I think of it, I can't blame them; a strange person with red hair and all that make-up. Now since I've watched IT, I tend to agree with them.

No, peat moss, do ramble on. That is so interesting. Sad, but true.

So why leave something like this behind to fall apart?

Brings back memories of the old theaters or the old school auditorium.

Beautiful picture! They're saving these buildings, right?

Looks like a prison.

The Legend of Sleepy Hollow; first thing that came to my mind.

They're actually going to make some use of this pleace?

There was a relatively recent lighting installation at the Pines in the 80s with a patch panel and some dimmer packs downstage right. The lights in the picture above were actually part of a tacky strip light that was purposely visible to the audience and ran behind the performers. There is actually an older stage BEHIND the "new" one from waaaayyyy back when.

I loved that colored star light!

Well, I guess I'd rather have nature taking back the property than the wrecking ball. Thanks for another wonderful gallery.

I used to love those lights on the walls to the left and right side of the stage that formed the shape of stars. They coordinated with these tacky strip lights running across the back of the stage... and for some reason... this is what I remember from the Pines night club! Also, the M.C. used to introduce himself from offstage right, which was absolutely hysterical. Ahhh, the memories!

BEAUTIFUL!!!! Bet there's alot still hidden at places we don't even know about.

Yes, yes!! TONT C. I remember that movie!!!! The guys wife was trying to tell people but they wouldn't believe her!! Darn, darn; can't think of the name,either.

So what exactly were these used for?