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Soft Goods:

Acre Jean Ltd.

Extensive hire stock as well as custom drapes. Located in southwest London with worldwide service.

http://www.acrejean.com/

Dazian LLC.

Specialists in wide width fabrics, sewn curtains, paints, flame retardents, and tapes for the performing arts, film, TV, theme entertainment, visual and exhibit industries.

http://www.dazian.com/

Gerriets International

Front and rear projection screens, portable dance floors, projection cycloramas, and theatrical and scenic fabrics. Custom theatre curtains, soft goods and projection screens. Theatrical supplies.

http://www.gi-info.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

I. Weiss and Sons Inc.

Theatrical drapery and rigging.

http://www.i-weiss.com/

Kendall Stage Curtains

Stage curtain and gym divider solutions for schools and churches throughout the United States.

http://kendallstagecurtains.com

Rose Brand

Manufacturer of theatrical stage draperies and curtains and distributor of textiles, paint, tape, screens, floors, production supplies for theater, film display, events and television.

http://www.rosebrand.com/

Sew What? Inc.

Manufacturer of theatrical draperies for the entertainment and special events industries. Examples of current and past projects, sample fabrics and information on industry standards.

http://sewwhatinc.com/

ShowBiz Enterprises, Inc.

Design, manufacture, installation, service and repair of theatrical draperies. Worldwide shipping, with offices in Los Angeles and NY.

http://www.theatricaldrapery.com/

ShowTex

Theatrical drapery, glass fibre starcloths, and panoramic projection screens. A full range of curtain motion controls, including stage tracks, kabuki and venezia systems. View site in French or English.

http://www.pandora-tt.com

Soft Goods Co. Ltd.

Manufacturers of specialist LED starcloth and theatrical drape for sale, installation and hire.

http://www.ledstarcloth.com

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Rockets hit Israel from Lebanon

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news.bbc.co.uk

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