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According to an article from the Niobrara Tribune, the theater opened on July 3, 1930, with "the most modern" cooling system, "sufficient slope to make vision easy," and "the most modern" "porous" screen, "which assures the best possible production of sound." Simplex projectors and Best-Tone sound system were installed in the booth, "having an exclusive synchronating device which is rare and new and keeps the picture and the voice identical and correct." Carl Schwarz, of Bloomfield, was listed as the projectionist, and the equipment was installed by Roy Chansky of Sound Service System of Omaha. Return to the top of this page or Return to the main page
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