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Located on one of Toronto’s quantum-state strips – between the two Gerrards and Coxwell.

Streetcar passes concrete building with FOR SALE sign and designation MARQUEE EVENT THEATRE in faux-neon letters

The faux-neon is a nice touch, as is the ancient Letraset typeface, Quicksilver. The whole motif must have gone over well when the leather queens held their formal there.

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