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	The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|~~second~~ Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after they purchased the park in 1929, it was half the length of the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine.'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1.'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>		The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the second [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after they purchased the park in 1929, it was half the length of the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine.'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1.'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>

	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==

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	On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>		On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>

	==See Also==		== See Also ==
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|Original Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|Original Dancing Pavilion]]
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]
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	The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after ~~purchasing~~ the park in 1929, it was half ~~as long as~~ the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P~~. 1954~~. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine.'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E~~. 1984~~. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1.'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>		The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after they purchased the park in 1929, it was half the length of the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine.'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1.'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>

	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==
	On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch,'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>		On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	\| othernames = Outdoor Dancing Pavilion		\| othernames = Outdoor Dancing Pavilion
	\| type = ~~Music and Performances~~<br />~~Activity Space~~		\| type = Activity Space<br />Music and Performances
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	The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine,'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1,'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>		The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine.'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1.'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>

	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==
			On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch,'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>
	On ~~August~~ 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of $40,000 ($~~937~~,~~500~~ in ~~2024)~~.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch,'' ~~December~~ 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>

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	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==

	On August 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell ~~six~~ feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of $40,000 ($937,500 in 2024).<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch,'' December 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>		On August 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of $40,000 ($937,500 in 2024).<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch,'' December 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in [[1929 ~~Season\|1929]]~~. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine,'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1,'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>		The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine,'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1,'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>

	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==

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	The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in 1929. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine,'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1,'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>		The '''Outdoor Ballroom''' or '''Outdoor Dancing Pavilion''' at Olentangy Park was an open space near the [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|second Dancing Pavilion]] that opened in [[1929 Season\|1929]]. Built by the Haenlein Brothers after purchasing the park in 1929, it was half as long as the Ohio State University football field.<ref>Sagstetter, Eugene P. 1954. "Remember Olentangy Park?" ''Columbus Sunday Dispatch Magazine,'' June 6, 1954. Page 119.</ref> Eddie Powell Dance Studio provided free dance lessons sometime after opening.<ref name="historian">Barrett, Richard E. 1984. "Olentangy Park: Four Decades of Fun." ''Columbus and Central Ohio Historian No. 1,'' April 1984. Page 15.</ref>

	== Injuries ==		== Injuries ==

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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|~~Original~~ Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|First Dancing Pavilion]]
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]

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	On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>		On Aug. 3, 1934, a passageway between the Dancing Pavilion and the Outdoor Ballroom constructed by F. & R. Lazarus and Company collapsed during a style show. Robert G. Butler, a park employee, fell 6 feet, fracturing and paralyzing his left arm. Butler sued F. & R. Lazarus and Company in December of that year for damages of {{Tooltip \|text = $40,000\|tooltip = $959,597 in 2025 dollars}}.<ref>"Damages of $40,000 Are Sought in Suit." ''The Columbus Dispatch.'' Dec. 22, 1934. Page 10.</ref>

	==See Also==		== See Also ==
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|Original Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (1)\|Original Dancing Pavilion]]
	* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]		* [[Dancing Pavilion (2)\|Second Dancing Pavilion]]
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