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Detroit Theatre: Curtains

Another layer of the Detroit Theatre has been removed; this time revealing curtains and other fabric hanging off of the old building.

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Another layer of the Detroit Theatre has been removed; this time revealing curtains and other fabric hanging off of the old building. The building has been demolished up to the lobby/snack bar area — from the right angle on Woodward Avenue, you can see the other side of Detroit Avenue through the lobby doors.

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