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A faded lithograph from 1916. “The Killing Ground – A Melodrama in Four Acts.” A woman in a corset clutches her throat. A man with a mustache holds a candlestick like a weapon. The theater was torn down in 1973. Now it’s a parking lot for a CVS.

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"Killing Ground" AND (film OR game OR crime OR map OR PDF) A faded lithograph from 1916

The search stutters. load in a grid of tiny squares. The theater was torn down in 1973

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