Photos | Rory Culkin Addresses a Packed Cinema in 2008
Actor Rory Culkin takes the stage in front of a crowd of over 40 people at the Orpheum theater in an auditorium filled with electronics and movie screens.
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architecture urban classroom building lecture speaker footwear eos stage rory culkin design projection shoe bag hardware games hall indoors audience school winter interior electronics february theater sd screen orpheum auditorium accessories monitor video room card handbag canon lighting concert computer crowd cinema
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