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Information for this tour was contributed by Dave Felthous. The Grand was an ordinary neighborhood house, but for years it had the distinction of being on the county side of the then-city limits of Seattle. Back then, a Censor Board screened all films booked to play in the city, and it was known to ordered cuts or ban pictures altogether. So for many years the Grand got the movies that couldn't play inside the city.
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