 He achieved this by lining his auditoriums with scenes and buildings of famous tourist places, made with plaster and stucco replicas with staged lighting on them and night sky painted on the ceiling above, giving audiences the effect that they are actually outdoors.Many large-scale distributor-exhibitor chains began incorporating this architectural style in their auditoriums in the late 1920s.Kautzky was convinced to join Eberson's company as a Chief Designer, a role he maintained for the next six years.