Lincoln's home is a national treasure . The 4th ave. theatre isn't .  Our city didn't even exist prior to around 1915 , and the theatre wasn't built until around the 1930's . It's not a treasure worth saving. Those of us still alive who have any connection to it are passing by the day.  Again I'll point out-----years ago the people of Anchorage , of which many did have a connection to that building , voted NO on  the city buying it to preserve it.  A building of some sort would fit real nice in that space . and give the city more tax money . A fast food joint couldn't afford the land.    If you want to save it ,  try again to get people interested in buying it . Good luck with that because it will never happen. My saying that will help you get people to sign up to save it as my fan club is huge and they always will do anything to go against my position on issues.