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Built for Alexander Pantages, founder of the Vaudeville theatre line, this structure was designed by B. Marcus Priteca of Seattle and was the first reinforced concrete Vaudeville house of its size in North America. It was renamed The Playhouse in 1923, then became city property during a 1930’s tax sale.
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Bloody Saturday
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First Headquarters • International Brotherhood of Magicians
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Union Bank Building / L’édifice de la Union Bank
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Manitoba Museum
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The Exchange District / L'Arrondissement de la Bourse
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Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre
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