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The lobby of King's Theatre in 1949. Ruby Theatre of To Kwa Wan had a one-of-a-kind spiral stairway with alternate aluminum-and-steel-pipe handrail, the style of 1960s. Queen's Theatre after renovation. The original lounge in the dress circle was partially preserved with the old couch bringing back fond memories. This photo was taken in 2006. At the entrance of Victoria Theatre back in 1974, it was very common to see people pack at the hawker stalls to grab a bite. In 2011, the huge relief featuring Diao Chan and Dong Zhuo at the facade of State Theatre and the parabola-arched structures on its roof can still be seen, highlighting the East-meet-West architectural style of old Hong Kong.Copyright © 2012 Hong Kong Memory. All rights reserved.
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