The theater was also mechanically advanced for its time, with heating, cooling, and ventilating systems. There were no radiators in the theater, but the floor contained a plenum system with 350 ducts.
In terms of its technical specifications, the theater boasted advanced climate control systems, including ventilation networks that maintained optimal temperatures and air quality. Instead of relying on traditional radiator-based heating systems, the floor featured an extensive network of air ducts to distribute warm or cool air as needed.