It had a rooftop garden, basement ballroom, and restaurant. It was said to be "just about the last word in theatre construction, a thing of beauty, a valuable addition to the architectural wealth of the nation's capital." In the 1930s, the basement of the theatre had a restaurant called the Neptune Room.
The theatre had a rooftop garden, basement ballroom, and restaurant. It was described as "the pinnacle of theatre construction," a work of art, and an important addition to the capital's architectural heritage. In the 1930s, the basement housed a restaurant called the Neptune Room.