• Proscenium stage
• Organ located in the orchestra pit

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1926 original asbestos (fireproof) curtain adorns proscenium stage

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Asbestos (fireproof) curtain:

• Classical Comedy and tragedy masks
• The ship is appropriate because the original name of the theater - Rivera - is Spanish for "stream", i.e., North Tonawanda's geography and history are related to water

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Asbestos (fireproof) curtain - Classical Comedy mask

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• Mural designed by Willard M. Lusk and painted by Ferdinand Kebely in Lusk's Rochester studio
• Theme: music and dancing
• Rosettes and cartouches in border
• For a photo of Kobely, see the  Riviera Theatre Official Web site 

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• Mural designed by Willard M. Lusk and painted by Ferdinand Kebely in Lusk's Rochester studio
• Theme: music and dancing

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• Mural designed by Willard M. Lusk and painted by Ferdinand Kebely in Lusk's Rochester studio
• Theme: magic

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• Mural designed by Willard M. Lusk and painted by Ferdinand Kebely in Lusk's Rochester studio
• Theme: music and dancing

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Proscenium decoration:

• Gold painted foliage
• Rosettes and cartouches
• Greek key

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Proscenium decoration:

• Left: Gold painted egg-and-dart to the left of foliage
• Left: Bead-and-reel
• Center: Leaf-and-dart outlines panels with  rosette and scrolled acanthus-framed cartouches

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• Proscenium
• Organ grill masks Wurlitzer organ pipes

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Balcony / Mural / Organ grill

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• Balcony 
• Mural features lyre

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Pilaster with different lighting:

• Egg-and-dart decorates cornice
• Foliage
• acanthus leaves
• Faux marble panel

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