State Theatre (Sydney)
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The State Theatre in Sydney, New South Wales is a theatre by architect Henry Eli White.[1] It opened in 1929 and seats two thousand people. The theatre incorporates eclectic elements of Gothic, Italian and Art deco design. It contains a Wurlitzer organ and a Koh-i-Noor cut crystal chandelier which is the second largest on earth, weighing over four tonnes.[2]
[edit] Gallery
 Statues in the foyer |
 Close-up of the bronze relief featuring St. George and the dragon. |
[edit] References
- ^ City Of Sydney , State Theatre - City of Sydney, 18 February 2008.
- ^ Sydney Film Festival - State Theatre , State Theatre, February, 2008.
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