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• Hairspray tickets in Seattle, WA at 5th Avenue Theatre on Thursday June 20, 2013.
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It has hosted a variety of theatre productions and motion pictures since it opened in 1926.

Renovation work was completed without federal, state, or local funds.June 16, 1980 marked the theatre’s rebirth and a new chapter in Seattle’s arts community.

The Imperial dragon is accompanied by the symbol of the Empress, the Chinese phoenix (Fèng huáng), sometimes called Ho-Ho or Ho-Oh Bird from the Japanese.

theatre celebrated its grand opening on September 24, 1926 with an opening unit program that included both film and live vaudeville performances. The opening program included the silent film Young April, Fanchon and Marco's stage presentation The Night Club, and Lipschultz and his Syncopated Soloists. Oliver Wallace, a popular local musician and composer, returned from Portland, Oregon to be the accompanying organist for opening night.

Consequently, many of the country's Broadway houses went unused for extended periods of time.

Living up to the moniker for the theater's marquee, “the Magic Sign of a Wonderful Time,” spotlights scanned the night sky, banks of Klieg lights illuminated the streets outside the theater, and flares were shot from the roofs of nearby buildings. Additionally, dance bands were placed at the closed intersections to provide entertainment and, using giant screens to project the words, a sing-along was orchestrated on Fifth Avenue in front of the theatre.

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