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Kerasotes<br />

(continued from p 85)<br />

cording to Peterson, Kerasote's drive to<br />

be the best is a direct result of the overall<br />

belief in exhibition today that the<br />

customer's comfort is priority number<br />

one.<br />

Working with interior designer Jim<br />

WOson of Springfield, 111., Kerasotes<br />

built a theatre that is unique to Danville<br />

(in all of its construction and remodeling,<br />

the circuit attempts to avoid a "cookie<br />

cutter" look to its theatres and tries<br />

to make each visually different from the<br />

rest). All six of the theatres has 35mm<br />

projection and stereo sound, and all of<br />

the auditoriums feature rocking chair<br />

seating. The sizes of the rooms range<br />

from 157 to 276 seats, with a total of<br />

1,300 seats in the six theatres. Each<br />

screen is complemented by a travelling<br />

curtain,<br />

adding a touch of class which<br />

many smaller theatres choose to do<br />

without. "A great deal of thought was<br />

given to every detail, and the whole project<br />

was geared toward emphasizing the<br />

theatre's decor and the patron's comfort,"<br />

Peterson says. "It was our goal to<br />

make the customer feel like it is an<br />

event to go to a movie." MM<br />

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