hoosyourdaddyo

hoosyourdaddyo OP t1_je9gskv wrote

You, sir are correct! George Preston Marshall was friends with Conrad Hilton.

When Hilton built his new hotel in Washington, he had the ballroom, which was going to be the largest in the city, made in the shape of a football, so Marshall would move his annual Grid Iron dinner from the Shorham.

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hoosyourdaddyo OP t1_je8ppno wrote

Food's really good when I've gotten fed. You did a great job of describing the ballroom, however, you didn't answer the question.

Think of it from a top-down pov, as if you're looking at a set of blueprints.

The acoustics in this room are funky. The curved ceilings and walls give you a whisper room effect, so the back of house has to be careful, or their conversations will be overheard by people sitting in front of them. It also makes it a challenge for the audio lead, as the stage has very good acoustics, so it's easy to have the mics get overwhelmed.

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