At first glance, the theater and the bookstore seem like natural allies.

Bigger theaters never seem to have enough bathroom space.

The theater seemed to symbolize the return of hope to the city, and remained an important landmark for many years.

And theaters, in particular, seem to call out louder than rest.

As the world trembled, and the body count rose, the theater seemed to wake up.

The theater seems to be the last area of society where the fascistic personality is not only acceptable, but actually admired.

The experience is so strong that the theater itself seems to move and fly.

The whole vast theater seemed to sigh in a collective yawn.

It seems that there are more serious moviegoers and independent films, but many theaters don't seem to care about a quality movie theater experience.

The theater, too, seems to have caught some of the enthusiasm.