[{"label":1,"fact_text":"The Paramount has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1980."},{"label":2,"fact_text":"The Paramount was the first air-conditioned building to be built outside of Chicago."},{"label":3,"fact_text":"Opening Night at the Paramount in 1931 featured performances by The Marx Brothers, Jack Benny, and Burns & Allen."},{"label":4,"fact_text":"The architects of the Paramount; C.W. and George Leslie Rapp, also designed the Chicago, Uptown, Palace and Oriental Theatres."},{"label":5,"fact_text":"On April 29, 1978, the Aurora Civic Authority completed a $1.5 million restoration of the Paramount Theatre."},{"label":6,"fact_text":"The 12,000 square-foot Grand Gallery was added in 2006, housing a state-of-the-art box office, cafe, gift shop and art gallery."},{"label":7,"fact_text":"Over 150,000 patrons visit the Paramount each year."},{"label":8,"fact_text":"The original price tag of the Paramount was $1 million in 1931. Adjusted for inflation, that's equivalent to $14,179,357.64 today."},{"label":9,"fact_text":"The Paramount was originally slated to be called The Venetian, and its design reflects that theme."}]