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Topic: The Sickest thing ever encountered in the theater
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Edwin Graf Diemer
Film Handler
Posts: 47
From: Red Bank, NJ, USA
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 08-27-2004 07:59 PM
I used to be projectionist at the Eric [United Artists] Concordville 4, PA, which is long gone. It was a 1000+ single screener that the chain naturally felt had to be twinned. So they put a cement wall left-of-center, which left a 737-seat house on the right. They threw a curtain over the cement and let it drop into a little wooden tray which came up about 4-6 inches from the floor-cheaper that way! They also installed home-type thermostates in the middle of the walls, and patrons couldn't keep their hands off them. During "Home Alone", it would get so hot that patrons would be throwing up constantly, and of course somebody threw up in the curtain tray. It took weeks to find it, and until I did one night, the stench was disgusting-almost as bad as cleaning it up! We dumped bleach water in the tray and hoped for the best-it didn't hurt much, since the front of the auditoriums were usually flooded anyway because they were below the water table!
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