This partial article was published at the time of the buildings completion. The great experience of Mr. Huber, who has been present for a number of days, alone making it possible to open the house at the designated time. Painters, carpenters and drapers were busy until the very last moments. To say their work has been well done would but feebly express it. Mr. George Huber, the builder, ably seconded by the large staff of men who worked on the building, have given our little city the most perfectly beautiful house for public amusement in Northwestern Ohio.
Language is inadequate to describe the structure as it fully deserves.
B eing on the ground floor, the exterior is not so pretentious as some that have business houses under them. But this very fact but adds to the building for a public play house. O n entering the large and spacious lobby you are at once struck with the artistic and expensive finish and design of the floors which are laid in tile. The box office is also a model of its kind, being built with an eye to business and tone. Y ou now enter the great doors that lead to the audience room.