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previous earthquake. The iron had rusted over time without proper maintenance. In August 1970, chunks of the masonry on the corner of Main and
Broadway gave way. Two huge blocks, 350 lb (160 kg) each, fell from the facade, one of them crashing into the main marquee below. The masonry blocks were said to have fallen due to the age of the building. The owners did not seem to be putting any money into maintenance of the theatre. In December 1970, the building was put up for sale and was purchased in 1971 by John Haviland, who owned the
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attached to the walls or floors. Haviland was trying to drive out the rock-concert promoting tenants and went into a legal dispute with
Paramount Northwest over the lease. He felt that the young people targeted by the concerts were not spending enough money and were vandalizing and destroying the theatre. Haviland won a court case preventing Paramount Northwest from renewing their lease option. Haviland intended to renovate the theatre and offer a higher-class type of entertainment, including dinner theatre.
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and lobbies. The main entrance to the auditorium boasted huge French-paned windows facing east and south, covered with velvet drapes. The walls were covered with mirrors and marble, and the floors were covered with expensive carpets. The furnishings had been purchased from a French museum and private collections. The concessions stand was made of marble and stretched nearly half the length of the main lobby. It was described as the "longest candy counter in the West."
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381:, famous for its theater buildings, designed the Italian Renaissance-style building. The building was variously described by the newspapers as being of the French Renaissance or Northern Italianate style. The Paramount was considered, at its opening, to be the largest and most lavish theater for a city the size of Portland. Originally opened as the Portland
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contributed generously to the completion of the initial phase of the
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In March 1975, Haviland conducted an auction during which he sold off all the theatres' statuary, pipe organ, antique furniture, 16th century suit of armor, mirrors, china, oriental rugs, original oil paintings, lighted gold-leaf music stands and 3 grand pianos; basically everything that was not
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The landmark 65-foot-tall "Paramount" sign was removed on March 18, 1984, to be used by
Ballard Sign Company of Salem as a model for a new replica which would restore the wording used originally (1928–1930): "Portland", appropriate for the building's change in use as well as being historically
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Nearly $ 35,000 had been spent on the lobby's huge crystal chandeliers. The largest had a span of nearly 8 feet (2.4 m), weighing over 1,700 pounds (770 kg) and containing 181 lights. Currently, the largest chandelier has 137 candle bulbs, and the smaller ones each have 124 bulbs.
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Portland negotiated with the owner to buy the theatre but talks broke down. The city council finally voted to condemn the building. A condemnation hearing jury determined that the city would have to pay the owner $ 4.1 million as compensation for the building.
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company. The owner offered to sell the property to the city for $ 4 million in 1980, but the city council debated whether to renovate the
Paramount Theatre or demolish it and build a new performing arts center from the ground up.
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1200 member audience to take up a collection, and $ 5,233.97 was raised to purchase the statue and keep it in the theater lobby. The statue has a finger missing from a bullet from a box-office robbery in the 1950s.
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1149:References
1112:Ryan Adams
1106:Steely Dan
1004:Neil Young
926:The Police
850:Billy Joel
808:Don Ameche
642:Anita Page
632:(May 1930)
387:vaudeville
326:film venue
105:97205-3004
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3878:Hollywood
3872:Hawthorne
3850:Cinemagic
3844:Cinema 21
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3650:Blue Monk
3640:Backspace
1046:Pearl Jam
992:Tori Amos
784:Bob Dylan
778:Joan Baez
744:Paul Anka
736:Sam Cooke
558:in 1976.
500:Tom Petty
490:starring
474:Tom Moyer
391:Paramount
339:Specifics
189:Architect
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82:(1928–30)
67:(c. 2007)
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3950:Broadway
3933:Tomorrow
3917:Roseland
3900:Moreland
3809:Alhambra
3768:Theatres
3675:The Know
3554:Holocene
1478:June 23,
1325:, p. B1.
1304:Archived
1186:(1992).
1166:(1997).
1132:See also
1016:Coldplay
962:The Cure
868:Iggy Pop
772:Liberace
333:Broadway
265:76001585
169:Reopened
139:Capacity
128:Operator
110:Location
99:Portland
65:Broadway
4027:Portals
4002:Related
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3798:Aladdin
3792:Academy
3779:Current
3719:Related
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3628:Defunct
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3507:Current
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862:Genesis
199:Website
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3834:(1912)
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