Talk:Mount Airy, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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[edit] Sedgwick Theater hyperbole toned down; headings & organization continue to improve
i lived in mt airy for 18 years and never noticed the sedgwick theater. this is possibly because it's been out of commission since before i lived there. the mention makes it seem like this is a really important feature of mt airy (and that business is still conducted there), and to my knowledge, it really only serves the function of linking to the theater entry. who else wants to delete it?
also, need to put sections in this entry. Clown 21:20, 24 November 2006 (UTC)
- Both of these issues have subsequently been addressed. Article has headings (which I edited more tonight), and the Sedgwick Theater mention is now under "Notable institutions" (no longer singled out as "one of the most interesting things along the Avenue" or whatever hyperbolic thing it was before). — Lumbercutter 03:19, 19 May 2007 (UTC)
