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Monday, April 05, 2021   View Larger + The Fays, an intimate theatre on a narrow street in downtown Providence, was a frequent Saturday destination when I was a kid. Originally opened as the Union Theatre in the 1920s at the intersection of Union and Worcester Streets, it was demolished, regrettably, in May of 1951. The theatre’s Saturday special was a stage show followed by a cartoon and a movie. Not long ago, I strolled the street, remembering the theater’s marquee, its sea of deco tiles adorning the outside, the peninsular stage, and the silver screen. The Fays was long gone, but for ...

Store. we're not talking about a third -- >> he stole them, he fabricated them, that's one thing but if he bought them in a army, navy store, it shouldn't be a federal crime. >> it's not the purchase of the award, the awards are congressionally given and congressionally recognized, symbols of valor. okay? you don't have a right to come out and falsely represent yourself and look to derive a benefit. >> we agree it's stupid and wrong and shouldn't happen and maybe it should be a state crime. but a federal crime. you go to marion, illinois, 500 feet under the ground and get treated like terroris...