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Does it seem odd to anyone except myself that the Palace Theater is the only Ameri-Towne building lacking interior views? Anyone know why it's made that way? Have any of you created your own interior views for this building? Please post pics of your Ameri-Towne Palace Theater with or without interiors (either the version with or without the lighted Miller marque).

 (edited 9:02 on Aug. 20)

BTW, I'm not referring to the stage and seating area but rather a background view of the lobby or even just the ticket booth interior view. Including a few "movies showing/movies coming" posters for its outside display case areas would have added a nice touch too. 

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Well, the reason there is no interior may be that the only niterior you can normally see into in a real movie thether is usually just the ticket booth andmaybe a small part of  the lobby.  I imagine that would be easy to add.  

 

I scratch built this theater, and put in a ticket booh with attendant and a small roll of tickets in a machine, etc., as they used to have, and a small lobby with popcorn and candy sales counter, etc., which it proves nearly impossible to see: even in close up photos the lighting is not quite enough to show through - you can only barely make out there is something else back behind the doors.  

 

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Originally Posted by ogaugeguy:

Does it seem odd to anyone except myself that the Palace Theater is the only Ameri-Towne building lacking interior views? Anyone know why it's made that way? Have any of you created your own interior views for this building? Please post pics of your Ameri-Towne Palace Theater with or without interiors (either the version with or without the lighted Miller marque).

 

If it is a movie theater you'd never be able to see the seating. Even a play house would most likely not have the stage visible from the street. Something like Lee has done would be most realisitc.

Sorry for the wording of my original post which led some of you to misunderstanding it.
I was not referring to interior views of the theater's stage, screen, seating, etc., but rather possibly a view of the lobby and especially the interior of the ticket booth (I have edited my original post to clarify my post's original intent
.Originally Posted by Lima:
Originally Posted by ogaugeguy:

Does it seem odd to anyone except myself that the Palace Theater is the only Ameri-Towne building lacking interior views? Anyone know why it's made that way? Have any of you created your own interior views for this building? Please post pics of your Ameri-Towne Palace Theater with or without interiors (either the version with or without the lighted Miller marque).

 

If it is a movie theater you'd never be able to see the seating. Even a play house would most likely not have the stage visible from the street. Something like Lee has done would be most realisitc.

 

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