https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/ Proctor's Theater Tour 2012 Hall of the Mezzanine level. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620960 160620960 This is an view from the back of the theater. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620961 160620961 View of the theater boxes on the right side of the theater. The "marble" used to build the inside theater was made by Italian craftsmen, who used a stone/concrete mixture, running lines of color throughout, making it look like real marble. This was done to save on money. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620962 160620962 Cast dressing rooms. Traditionally, some of the dressing tables were decorated by a handyman working there, painted to represent a particular production and signed by the cast members. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620963 160620963 Cast dressing room. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620964 160620964 This is the dressing room of the female star(s) of the show. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620966 160620966 This is also part of the dressing room of the female star(s) of the show. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620965 160620965 The GHS members walked along the mezzanine level, overlooking the lobby and the first floor attractions. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620967 160620967 This beautiful stained glass skylight has an "acorn" motif. It is one of several and they were actually painted black for the WWII blackouts. They have since been restored. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620968 160620968 This is the Mens' Restroom, complete with fireplace, couches and chairs and a beautiful Art Deco tile floor. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160620969 160620969 The GHS members tour the interior area of the mezzanine floor. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634989 160634989 One of many spectacular chandeliers located throughout the theater. This one in is on the mezzanine level. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634990 160634990 This is the Ladies' restroom, which is almost as nice as the mens', but not quite! https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634991 160634991 This is Key Hall, part of a bank that was attached to Proctor's. It is over 100 years old and is now used for banquets, weddings and other gatherings. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634992 160634992 Key Hall, which is now part of Proctor's Theater, is a large area, painted a medium gray with fresh, white trimwork. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634993 160634993 The columns of the hall add to the dramatic height of the room. The ceiling tiles are beautiful. https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634994 160634994 The GHS members concluded their tour near the original bank vault in Key Hall. The tour was very informative and interesting and a good time was had by all!!! https://www.guilderlandhistoricalsociety.org/apps/photos/photo?photoID=160634995 160634995