

The second floor is home to the gallery of posters that were discovered during the Restoration in 1980. During that time, individuals found the posters under tar paper which had been placed on the back wall. Several of these posters of early twentieth century plays and also of early motion picture stars are hung here.
The Gallery entrance is a separate entrance into the theatre which leads directly to the second floor. This entrance also had a separate box office. Therefore, people who bought the cheaper seats in the balcony could not mingle with the people who bought the more expensive main floor seats.
Looking at the second floor from the east side looking to the west wall of the balcony lobby gives the viewer a glimpse of some of the many restored posters.
The Aviator was one of the plays which appeared at the Brown Grand Theater in the early 1900's. Traveling troupes of actors would present shows across the United States, stopping at various opera houses to present their performances.
This play bill describes one of the many plays performed at the Brown Grand by touring companies. The casts of these plays were often large. The playbill states that the cast includes 60 and a 1/2 people!
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The second floor is home to the gallery of posters that were discovered during the Restoration in 1980. During that time, individuals found the posters under tar paper which had been placed on the back wall. Several of these posters of early twentieth century plays and also of early motion picture stars are hung here.