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The soaring superstructure of Johnson's Golden Rondelle Theatre is a graceful white form made up of six 90-foot columns topped by expansive petals that arch inward to form a partial canopy. A golden disc, 90 feet in diameter and containing an air-conditioned theatre, is suspended from the six columns 24 feet over a sunken reflecting pool.

In the Golden Rondelle Theatre, the popular film "To Be Alive" is shown. The film uses the "Tri-Arc 335" process of projection; incorporating 3 synchronized projectors and 3 wide screens arranged in a sweeping arc. The movie, filmed on location in a number of overseas countries and in many communities in the United States, portrays the joys and wonders of life, commmon to people the world over.

In the home care information center, questions on home care are answered by an electronic computer. Visitors receive free shoe shines from a battery of high-speed automatic shoe polishing machines. The children's "fun machine" is essentially a walk-through toy where yongsters find such things as cranks, levers and buttons that activate surprise mechanisms, noise-makers and other entertaining devices. The exhibit contains a VIP room for visiting executives.