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DESCRIPTION:REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR THIS EVENT\nBACKSTAGE\, STORIES\, EV
 ENTS AND HISTORY AT THE ORPHEUM THEATER\n\n409 S. 16th Street\nWednesday\,
  October 16th\n11:00am &ndash\; 12:00 - Tour \n12:00pm &ndash\; 1:00pm &nd
 ash\; Lunch\nCost: $15\n\nPREPAY BY CASH\, CC\, CHECK\, FASTPASS (Note you
 r preference in the comment section.)\n\nPAY BY PAYPAL HERE\nPlease reserv
 e your spot no later than October 9.\n\n\nThe Orpheum opened in 1927. It w
 as home to vaudeville performers during the early days. It became a movie 
 theater in the 1960s. Jerry Lewis was the last known live performer in 196
 1\, before the Orpheum transitioned into a movie house.\n\nFor the rest of
  the 1960s and into the early 1970s\, it served as a movie theater. The bu
 ilding fell into disrepair during that time. It closed in 1971. In 1973\, 
 The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben bought the building and put in $2 million to ren
 ovate it. The Knights offered it to the city on the condition that the the
 ater be used for plays\, musicals\, etc. The Orpheum reopened in 1975. \n\
 nToday\, the Orpheum is professionally managed by Omaha Performing Arts. T
 he Orpheum underwent a major $10 million renovation in 2002 and the ornate
  splendor of this magnificent theater was enhanced to better serve patrons
  and artists. Recent renovations have restored its ornate splendor - and e
 nhanced acoustics and views.\n\nOur Tour Guide will be Jeff Brown\, the As
 sistant Production Manager for the Orpheum Theater. Jeff is following in t
 he footsteps of his father\, the late Al Brown\, who managed the Orpheum f
 rom 1974 to 1996. Jeff grew up backstage at the Orpheum\, and continues to
  assume responsibility and care of the Orpheum today.\n.\n\nPARKING:\n\nFi
 rst arrivals can park in two rows in the loading dock. Please pull all the
  way up so that others can park behind you.  Additional parking is on the 
 street and the lot on the S/E corner\, which is a paid lot. At that time o
 f day\, there is usually a lot of street parking.\n\nEnter at the stage do
 or on 15th and Harney.\n
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DTSTART:20191016T160000Z
LOCATION:ORPHEUM THEATER
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:Business Networking October 16
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h2><strong>REGISTRATION IS CLOSED FOR THIS EV
 ENT<br />\nBACKSTAGE\, STORIES\, EVENTS AND HISTORY AT THE ORPHEUM THEATER
 </strong></h2>\n\n<p>409 S. 16th Street<br />\nWednesday\, October 16th<br
  />\n11:00am &ndash\; 12:00 - Tour&nbsp\;<br />\n12:00pm &ndash\; 1:00pm &
 ndash\; Lunch<br />\nCost: $15</p>\n\n<h2><strong>PREPAY BY CASH\, CC\, CH
 ECK\, FASTPASS (Note your preference in the comment section.)</strong></h2
 >\n\n<h3><a href="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&amp\
 ;hosted_button_id=HSLGVN6MDAF8S"><strong>PAY BY PAYPAL HERE</strong></a><b
 r />\nPlease reserve your spot no later than October 9.</h3>\n\n<p><br />\
 nThe Orpheum opened in 1927. It was home to vaudeville performers during t
 he early days. It became a movie theater in the 1960s. Jerry Lewis was the
  last known live performer in 1961\, before the Orpheum transitioned into 
 a movie house.</p>\n\n<p>For the rest of the 1960s and into the early 1970
 s\, it served as a movie theater. The building fell into disrepair during 
 that time. It closed in 1971. In 1973\, The Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben bought t
 he building and put in $2 million to renovate it. The Knights offered it t
 o the city on the condition that the theater be used for plays\, musicals\
 , etc. The Orpheum reopened in 1975.&nbsp\;<br />\n<br />\nToday\, the Orp
 heum is professionally managed by Omaha Performing Arts. The Orpheum under
 went a major $10 million renovation in 2002 and the ornate splendor of thi
 s magnificent theater was enhanced to better serve patrons and artists. Re
 cent renovations have restored its ornate splendor - and enhanced acoustic
 s and views.</p>\n\n<p>Our Tour Guide will be Jeff Brown\, the Assistant P
 roduction Manager for the Orpheum Theater. Jeff is following in the footst
 eps of his father\, the late Al Brown\, who managed the Orpheum from 1974 
 to 1996. Jeff grew up backstage at the Orpheum\, and continues to assume r
 esponsibility and care of the Orpheum today.<br />\n.</p>\n\n<h4>PARKING:<
 /h4>\n\n<h4>First arrivals can park in two rows in the loading dock. Pleas
 e pull all the way up so that others can park behind you.&nbsp\; Additiona
 l parking is on the street and the lot on the S/E corner\, which is a paid
  lot. At that time of day\, there is usually a lot of street parking.</h4>
 \n\n<h4>Enter at the stage door on 15<sup>th</sup> and Harney.</h4>\n
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