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Many standard designs of faux fluted columns are available that can be used for corner accents, room seperators, porch and ornamental garden features, and many more. The Colonial Wood column comes with a one year warranty for stock, architectural and clear (smooth) decorative columns.

They come in either round or square varying in size. All columns are available either smooth or fluted.

The original theater interior was decorated with fluted columns and Neo-Roman ornament provided by Mercier & Van Ripper. The Winter Garden Theater opened on December 3, 1920. The January 1922 Washington State Architect reported that the theatre was “one of the new motion picture theatres of Seattle” and described innovative interior features that included a ladies’ restroom (where children could be quietly cared for) and a men’s smoking room. These spaces were each located along the balcony with plate glass fronts facing the stage (screen) and advantageous views – something considered to be very popular with modern theatergoers. The theater also featured a cigar shop, snack bar and an innovative ventilation system Stockholders in the Progressive Company (subsequently known as the Winter Garden Company) were described as local men headed by James Q. Clemmer, a well-known “theatre man.” Clemmer is known to have opened the 1,200 seat Clemmer Theater at 1414 Third Avenue on April 12, 1912. It is recognized as recognized as having been one of the first theaters in the Seattle and the United States to be primarily constructed for the exhibition of motion pictures. Several prior theaters were actually remodeled storefronts or live theater venues that also showed movies. The Coliseum Theater, considered to be one of the first great movie palaces opened in 1916. Clemmer had established his first movie house - the Dream Theater that included a pipe organ - in an unused storefront in Pioneer Square in 1908. The Clemmer Theater operated under that name for nine years. Like the Winter Garden Theatre, it was designed and decorated in a Neo- Roman mode with plain columns and electric touches.
The taller third floor level shadows were originally blank but included windows with a decorative panel above by c.1937. Surmounting the pilaster caps is an original moulding band and a stepped parapet with coping. The side bays that flank the central bay include the same fenestration shadow. The theater originally included 749 seats and a central ticket booth, which was flanked by sets of entry doors and a small street level retail shop to each side. A very elaborate electrified 520 sq. ft steel and glass marquee and a monumental, vertically-hung neon and bulb-light sign for the “Winter Garden” were part of the original design. The façade appears to have been carefully painted with faux marble and stone finishes by c.1937. No intact original interior theater features, finishes or public spaces remain.

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