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The Coleman Theatre was built originally as a vaudeville theatre and movie palace by George L. Coleman, a multimillionaire magnate from his zinc and lead mines in Miami. It opened to a full house 1600 seats on April 18, 1929, at a price of $1.00 per ticket. Since then it has never gone dark

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Stock Photo: Coleman Theater On Oklahoma Route 66

The Coleman Theatre was built originally as a vaudeville theatre and movie palace by George L. Coleman, a multimillionaire magnate from his zinc and lead mines in Miami. It opened to a full house 1600 seats on April 18, 1929, at a price of $1.00 per ticket. Since then it has never gone dark

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