The Gillioz Theatre first opened on October 11, 1926, in downtown Springfield. It remained open until 1979. It has been restored and recently reopened. For the complete history, or more information, visit http://www.gillioz.org/home.html. More photos from yesterday's shoot can be seen at http://elainesfstop.blogspot.com/. Thursday, January 4, 2007
Gillioz Theatre
The Gillioz Theatre first opened on October 11, 1926, in downtown Springfield. It remained open until 1979. It has been restored and recently reopened. For the complete history, or more information, visit http://www.gillioz.org/home.html. More photos from yesterday's shoot can be seen at http://elainesfstop.blogspot.com/. 
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Excellent use of lines to create compositional drama.
Lovely photo, great looking building.
Nice warm colors - excellent lighting.
This is an EXCELLENT photo! It really shows the lighting in the building and the colors are stunning.
Looks like a lovely old theater. We have a similar one here but I have never made photos inside it before...
I love these beautiful historic theaters! You've really done a nice job of capturing the feeling of being in one of them.
i like it... great way to start the year! classic theater with character.
Great image that captures the underlying history of the building: you can just feel the generations of people who have enjoyed being there.
Can you just smell the 'old'? I love stories like this. Restoring old things and preserving it for the future generations is an honorable feat that is usually not a profitable one. I have grown up in this city and may have even walked past this old theater but never realized the beauty within. Your photos of this building are amazing. I really like the one with the door and Isle seats.
bravo for your first weeks shot! I'm so excited to see the rest!
Great exposure and the colors are wonderful. I'd love to watch a show in a theater like this.
The walls in this building look like they have leather covering them (although I assume it is really wallpaper). They certainly give the room a rich feel. Nicely photographed.
I love the details in these old buildings. It looks like they did a wonderful job with the restoration.
Beautifull theatre (and great picture). well done.
Rich, warm colors. The seats look so close together though. Guess they aren't made for comfort.
Looks like a very nice place indeed. Great photo.
A beautiful theatre - you have captured it wonderfully!! The colors are beautiful!
That place looks so awesome!
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