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A view of the interior of the John T. Taylor Screening Room from the perspective of the film screen looking out over the empty 43 seat microcinema. Framed historical photos of the Tampa Theatre are lining the entrance ramp walkway.
A view of the interior of the John T. Taylor Screening Room from the perspective of the film screen looking out over the empty 43 seat microcinema. Framed historical photos of the Tampa Theatre are lining the entrance ramp walkway.

Taylor Screening Room Gallery Wall

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Learn the history and significance of the photos, newspaper clippings, personal ephemera, and portraits on display in the John T. Taylor Screening Room.

These spaces are only accessible either before a film starts or directly after the film has ended, as this space is frequently showing films. Please refer to our website for the current film schedule or speak to staff if you have questions.

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Opening Night Newspaper Ad

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Opening Night Program

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1930 Photograph of Tampa Theatre

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1930 Newspaper Ad for All Quiet on the Western Front

5

Eberson Family Portrait
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