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I would therefore affirm the judgment of the Court of Appeals. [ Footnote 1 pantyhose ] See the Court's opinion, ante, at 549 n. 4. [ Footnote 2 ] Limitations on the use of municipal auditoriums by government must be sufficiently reasonable to satisfy the Due Process Clause and cannot unfairly discriminate in violation of the Equal Protection Clause. A municipal auditorium which opened itself to Republicans pantyhose while closing itself to Democrats would run pantyhose afoul of the Fourteenth Amendment. There is no allegation in the instant case that the auditoriums accepted equally graphic productions while unfairly discriminating against "Hair" because of its expressions of political and social belief. [ Footnote 3 ] The findings of fact of the District Court were reported at 341 F. Supp. 465, 472-474 (ED Tenn. 1972), and were repeated by the Court of Appeals at 486 F.2d
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