Traditional Taiwanese movie theater space from the 1950s featuring two black projection apertures on the wooden wall upfront and neatly arranged cypress movie chairs below, evoking the architectural heritage of Lukang Old Street. The theater boasts traditional Minnan-style cement window frames and a façade crafted from a combination of cement and wood. This scene captures the authenticity of the era, showcasing intricate details such as the wooden beams supporting the traditional ceiling. The illustration should emulate the vibrant colors and rich textures of color film photography, capturing the essence of the 1950s cinema experience with maximum realism and attention to detail. The perspective is akin to a panoramic photograph taken at eye level.

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