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Landmarks Preservation Commission) that I think a higher level of summarization is called for - this level of detail on the architecture is too much given how much it has been covered in reliable sources. I could go through and make trims myself, but I think you're better suited to do it first if you would prefer.
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Some of the images feel placed at random - the "Service door" image, "view from the east", and "theater entrance" pics don't really have anything to do with the text alongside them. If you move them up into the architectural section, I don't mind you putting some of them on the left to make them fit
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One more thing I noticed while doing the prose check - the lead makes no mention of the shows which the theater has hosted. It's a major part of the article's content and should be mentioned in the lead. I would remove a sentence or two on architecture from the lead and add a couple sentences on the
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have this level of detail for the respective sections that are designated as landmarks, with more generic detail for the non-landmark sections. As for reference-source balance, I don't think GAN necessitates that the majority of details be mentioned in multiple references; that's a matter I believe
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Yes, I think it would be better to move or remove them rather than just use them to fill empty space. Let's keep the "View from the East" one and I would delete the other two. The stage door photo is not really needed or very high-quality, and the "theater entrance" image mostly duplicates what's
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History section. Not every production of every show at the theater needs to be mentioned - a shorter summary, picking out highlights and particularly successful/unsuccessful shows, would work better. On the architecture,
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My take is that the architectural section has just the right amount of detail, since these decorations are historically significant for city-landmark status. In other words, these specific decorations are important to the reason why the theater was designated as a landmark; they would not be
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As for the history section, that's actually what I've done. Many more shows were produced at the theater that haven't been mentioned here. I have mentioned only the shows that are also described in the primary books/reports I've referenced. If you're concerned about specific issues in the
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Honestly, I only included these images to fill the empty space in these subsections, since there's no real illustrations of the theater from that era. The "view from the east" image may be relevant, though, because it does show a production that took place in that era.
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The section on the development of the theater feels a little sparse - when was it actually constructed? Was there any reaction from the
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Sadly there is not much info about the actual construction of the theater. In general, the details of
Broadway theaters' construction were not reported in news media, unlike the construction of office buildings, which were often given extensive coverage.
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Thank you for making those changes - I would go further, personally, but it's a matter of reasonable disagreement, and at this point not something that would keep the article from GA. Pass.
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