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PICTURES OF RIALTO THEATERHere tire photographs showing firemen battling flames at the liialto theater early Sunday morning, nnd presenting views of ; the interior of the fire-swept building.Above, *»n the left, is a part of the fire department in actionwith four lines of hose on the blaze. One of the smaller fire i trucks is seen in the photo which was taken at 2:15 Sunday'morning. The figure in the white slicker is Fin* Chief Ostertag.On the right, above, is a view of Hie stage and the fronti part of the theater, taken from the rear, downstairs. There isno iloor above this section of the theater and the debris, for the most part, is sections of the roof which fell through. Only the! seats 41 way down front were seriously damaged j The first photo, lower right, shows the interior, taken fromthe rear of the balcony, looking toward tin stage. K. A. Kal-wishky, manager of the Kialto. and William Tegtmeyer, (pointing) assistant manager of the Palace, are viewing the ruins.The other picture was taken from baek stage and shows the stage ruins in the foreground, and a part of the balcony.TITO TVTnLTNRTON’ (; A/J'TTK. \KXT)A V, OCTOnKU 27. lTJrt.
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Burlington Gazette
Burlington, Iowa, US
Mon, Oct 27, 1930
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