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Grand Center 314-533-1884 "When you think Saint Louis, think Saint Louis Front Page," a weekly publication covering the news and events in the greater St. Louis area.  "If it's happening in St. Louis, it's on St. Louis Front Page." 
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 AUGUST 27, 2007 - Grand Center, Inc. officials unveiled a 35-foot neon blade sign on Powell Symphony Hall. Towering 85 feet above the street below, the cantilevered sign hangs from the west side of the building and is a replica of the original sign installed in 1925 when the building was known as the St. Louis Theatre. Grand Center Stars As Premier Entertainment District The Fabulous Fox Theatre, on North Grand Avenue, showcases Broadway Series, live concerts, dance performances and special events all year round. The Fox Theatre was originally built in 1929 for William Fox by theatre architect C. Howard Crane in a style known as Siamese Byzantine. After years of decline, the theatre was purchased by Leon and Mary Strauss and beautifully restored in the 1980s by Pantheon Construction Company. David Robertson officially began his tenure as the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra's 12th Music Director, when the season opened in September 2005. Robertson, the inspiring and charismatic American-born conductor, has received international acclaim for his ability to motivate audiences with his innovative programs. The Saint Louis Symphony celebrates the fact that it is an American Orchestra that gained international attention with an American conductor (Leonard Slatkin) performing an American repertory. As the second-oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, the Saint Louis Symphony honors its tradition of presenting stellar performers and captivating works for generations of concert-goers.
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