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A Strong Trouper projection arc lamp sits in the projection booth.
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Looks to be in great shape, I wonder if it would still work....
silkster40z
Sun 08-07-2005
Wow, those lights are worth some serious money. It looks to be in working order, too.
Jon Hiller
Mon 11-21-2005
What a little trooper.
Felyne
Tue 10-24-2006
when did this place close?
trevor (you know who)
Wed 09-12-2007
because its in really great condition
trevor (you know who)
Wed 09-12-2007
"Strong Trouper"
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Thu 07-03-2008
I bet it would still work. They really made things back then. Stick the Batman logo onto the lens and have some fun!
Bluebottle
Thu 10-16-2008
Hi there,

I do have the same lamp, does somebody knows what its value?
Thanks
fatiha
Sun 01-04-2009
Those lights are beasts!! 8 feet long!
as for value... thats a tough question.. depends on the condition.
Kevin N.
Mon 05-11-2009
Oh NO. Let's not go into an argumentative discussion of value by the National Lamp Collecting Association.
STL girl
Mon 02-22-2010
The old telephone hand set on the wall caught my eye. I wonder if that was an intercom of some sort.
Larry D
Tue 01-11-2011
Phones like the one on the wall were used a lot in old theaters that showed multi reel projections so that the reels were swapped correctly or the movies started at the correct time.
evilavatar
Mon 02-07-2011

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