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    Default Building identification.

    In the NE corner of Van Dyke and Harper there's a large building that looks like it was an apartment building with store fronts and possibly a movie theater. I believe it's three or four stories tall.
    Does anyone have any info on the history of this place?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

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    The building houses the old East Town Theatre.

    http://www.angelfire.com/de2/detroit...wnTheatre.html

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    http://www.waterwinterwonderland.com...?id=574&type=5

    Thanks, that was quite an impressive looking theater.

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    Saw my first movie there with my Dad in 1964.

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    The 2,500 seat Eastown Theatre is the largest surviving neighborhood theatre left in Detroit.

    Other vanished giants were the Hollywood [[3,434 seats) and the Grand Riviera [[2,786 seats) also known at times as the Riviera.

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