174 Comments for Palace Theater

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Yea - really cool good lighting fixtures, indeed! Copper?
But it is quite a big mess. It is not fixable again.
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Monumental.
Sad decay. It was grand.
Things used to be lavish + rich for real, back in the days.
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Yes we did - we dressed up to go to the movies!
The Palace Theater, Gary, Ind. reminds me of going to "Vinterpalatset" (built 1912; 1.751 seats) in Stockholm, Sweden,
to see "Windjammer" in Cinerama, (only film shot in Cinemiracle) with my Grandparents, wearing my beautiful burgundy velvet dress and patent leather shoes, in 1959.
An unforgettable great event.
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yes i love it - i really do. Light-bulbs still there. How is that possible? Strange indeed. Posh, special + swanky.
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YES! Thanks for the Wallpaper - FTW - cushions unreal - like something from a huge board game....
what´s the name of the game?
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yes that intact glass is a surprise in all this mess.
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Ohhh...ohh..oh! A new Gallery! FTW Thanks. Ceiling rounded the floor. :(
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pumpkinprincess1979 the next photo shows a different view of "the man" lol
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good eye pumpkinprincess1979
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Tony - We can just call that an organic TV antenna. :)
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That's a huge amount of brick. Especially considering there potentially are 2 layers surrounding a more substantial center layer of larger block.
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I am going to hope it was just an old upright piano...
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Is that a fellow explorer you captured in the top right, or just my eyes playing tricks on me?
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It's just painted acoustic tile, made of a cardboard like substance.
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Claudia, I think you're right, that does look like the old organ!