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ALT2: ... that the organ console at New York City's Paradise Theater was installed there by mistake? Source: Beckerman, Jim (September 21, 2008). "Restored organ sparks memories in Jersey City". The Record. p. F.10.
ALT3: ... that the opening of the Loew's Paradise Theatre increased patronage at a rival theater while decreasing patronage at another Loew's theater? Source: "Vaudeville: De Luxer Helps Rival". Variety. Vol. 98, no. 1. January 15, 1930. p. 44.
ALT4: ... that two years after New York City's Paradise Theater opened, it escaped destruction because of a defective bomb fuse? Source: "Bomb in Bronx Theater Could Have Razed Block: Those Responsible Worse Than Gangsters, Says McLaughlin". New York Herald Tribune. September 14, 1932. p. 36.
Overall: Expanded by ~93k bytes, lordy that is a lot. Adequate length, at over 100,000 bytes (which is very impressive, good job!) Sourcing checks out. I don't see how POV could be achieved with an uncontroversial tidbit about a theatre, but looks good in that aspect. My Earwig isn't working, but knowing EG I'm going to AGF that there isn't plagarism, as their articles are typically high-quality. All 6 hooks are cited, and all are of interest. I personally like ALT4 more, it seems more "I want to read more!"-y than the others. Image is good, clear, and liscensing checks out as "own work". 2 noms done, since EG has over 500 nominations and DYK is currently in backlog mode. Great job, this is an easy pass! EF521:12, 6 December 2024 (UTC)[reply]