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After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org. -
After a half-century without a blade – you know, that vertical illuminated sign atop a theatre marquee – the Paramount Theatre facade is once again fully dressed. On Monday, Sept. 14, JY Austin Sign Guys spent the morning installing the new 50-foot, 7,100-lb. sign, which was designed by Ohio-based Wagner Sign Company to be an identical twin of the original blade that came down for repairs in 1964 and was mysteriously never seen again. A replacement was created for the Paramount’s 100th birthday this year, and the new blade’s 1,386 bulbs will be turned on during a special ceremony/fundraising event on Wed., Sept. 23. For more information, visit www.austintheatre.org.
Paramount Theatre Blade Installation
