Picture of Philadelphia Or a Brief Account of the Various Institutions And Pub

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This building is ninety-six feet six inches fronting Walnut street, and one hundred and forty-six feet in depth on Ninth street ; the principal features of the front are composed of mar- ble, and the rest rough-cast to correspond. Its ele- Theatres, 145 vation is forty -four feet, comiiosed of rusticated wings perforated with well proportioned niches, and be- tween the wing's is a colonnade, composed of six marble columns, that support a bold architrave en- tablature. Three decorative Grecian l...amps stand on the plinth between the columns, and add much to the finish of the front. The entrance into the boxes and pit is by a flight of seven marble steps, extending sixty-five feet, the whole length of the colonnade in front, leading to four folding doors, one disposed between each group of columns. The plan of the interior does not widely differ from that of the other theatres — the lobbies are naiTower, and the pit more spacious. This house will, it is sup- posed, contain the most numerous audience.

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