"He loved the soft depths of Radio City Music Hall, the Roxy, the Capitol, and the Palace. They were all different. The Music Hall was the most opulent. It seemed almost holy. The Roxy and Paramount had their points. All these theaters had band pits where the likes of Louis Prima, Tommy Dorsey and Art Mooney would hold forth. All of them had huge curtains that would open when the movie was to be shown. Some had live stage shows, vaudeville, comedy or, in the case of Radio City, the Rockettes. Such precision. Such class. Such a world."
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