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	Buffalo Theaters
		He had worked in several movie theatres in his youth, and the Frontier was among them.
		Rumor has it that it was still operating as a movie theatre in the 1940s.
		In 1909 the Co-Operative Amusement Company, composed of over 100 stockholders, largely businessmen and professionals from the East Side, built a "fireproof" movie theatre.
	ah.bfn.org /h/movie/sandhu (3058 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nickelodeon is an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters in which admission was obtained for a nickel.
		Most were small, with fewer than 200 seats, 200 being the threshold then in place in many cities where the nickelodeon had to take out theatre licenses instead of the much cheaper amusement license.
		Nickelodeons would show films which were typically fifteen to twenty minutes in length, and in a variety of styles and subjects, such as short narratives, "scenics" (views of the world from moving trains), illustrated song slides, local or touring song and dance acts, comedies, melodramas, problem plays, stop action sequences, sporting events (e.g.
	www.northmiami.us /project/wikipedia/index.php/Nickelodeon_movie_theater (568 words)

	Cinema Treasures Nickelodeon Cinemas
		One of them had the former Nickelodeon Theatre in it, and we had to build a new building for the theater, which was also used as a classroom building, in order to persuade Monosson to sell us the building he had because he had a lease with the Nickelodeon.
		The newer, 5-auditorium/off-hour classroom Nickelodeon shut down in February of 2001 as a part of Loews Cineplex' bankruptcy reorganization - in advance of property owner Boston University's plan to not renew the lease upon its forthcoming expiration - and was demolished in the spring of 2003.
		I believe the Nickelodeon was still thriving when I had to move out of the area at the end of the summer of 1999, however as I mentioned before they were starting to book more mainstream product.
	cinematreasures.org /theater/7688 (2809 words)

	info - united artist movie theater
		has more media related to: Movie theater Nickelodeon movie theater Surround sound and THX Retrieved from andquot;...
		As a TAAAC member, you are able to get discount tickets for ANY United Artist Movie Theater in the country.
		Infromation on the # United Artist Rainbow Promenade Theatre located in the Las Vegas, NV...
	www.abzurd.ru /united_artist_movie_theater.html (250 words)

	Pajaro Dunes Company -- Pajaro Dunes Area Movie Theaters
		Nickelodeon Theatre -- 210 Lincoln Street, Santa Cruz
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		Fox Theater -- Main Street at Maple, Watsonville
	www.pajarodunes.com /guide/movies.html (85 words)

	Encyclopedia - vAtlas.com
		Shops were turned into "movie houses" in the early 20th century and the first movie theatre opened in Pittsburgh in 1905 and was called the nickelodeon.
		Movie are made up of large numbers of individual photographs, each shown so quickly that they are not identified by the human eye and appear instead as a moving image.
		Movies originated from optic tools which allowed a sequence of images to be projected so quickly that it would appear they were moving.
	www.vatlas.com /encyclopedia/index.php?c=/Arts/Movies (269 words)

	The Nickelodeon & Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
		Through the use of other fabricated movie segments, old government information films, television commercials, news breaks, along with actual stock footage from our own history, a provocative and humorous story is told of a country which, in many ways, frighteningly follows a parallel with our own.
		JOYEUX NOEL- This movie is inspired by a true story, which occurred in the trenches of the World War I battlefield on Christmas Eve in 1914.
		When comic store mogul Brodie (Jason Lee, reprising his MALLRATS role) informs Jay and Silent Bob that a movie featuring their comic book alter egos, Bluntman and Chronic, is about to be made, the duo demands a cut from the comic's creator, Holden (Ben Affleck, in his CHASING AMY role).
	thenick.com /comingSoon.html (5827 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Nickelodeon is an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters in which admission was obtained for a nickel.
		Most were small, with fewer than 200 seats, 200 being the threshold then in place in many cities where the nickelodeon had to take out theatre licenses instead of the much cheaper amusement license.
		Nickelodeons would show films which were typically fifteen to twenty minutes in length, and in a variety of styles and subjects, such as short narratives, "scenics" (views of the world from moving trains), illustrated song slides, local or touring song and dance acts, comedies, melodramas, problem plays, stop action sequences, sporting events (e.g.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Nickelodeon_movie_theater (5827 words)

	Theater Tour - Photographs and History of Los Angeles Movie Palaces
		But Broadway in the early part of the century was a far different place, and was the place to go see a vaudeville show, or one of those newfangled movies at a nickelodeon.
		The theatre, in sore need of repair, was leased to a hispanic evangelical church,Iglesia Universal, in 1993.
		During the 1950's, the theatre was leased to Latino businessman Frank Fouce.
	www.gmrnet.com /theaters.html (1303 words)

	The Nickelodeon & Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
		The Nickelodeon and Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
	www.thenick.com (33 words)

	Nickelodeon - Define Your World of Nickelodeon by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.
		The Nickelodeon and Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie...
		Nickelodeon Theatre â¢ Columbia, SC â¢ 803.254.3433
		Nickdisk has Nickelodeon TV, Nicktoons, Nick UK and AU message boards, lyrics, episode guides, forums and more for popular Nickelodeon UK shows and the latest Nickelodeon news
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	OnMilwaukee.com
		MOD: John and Thomas Saxe, local movie house pioneers, built the original Modjeska Theatre as Milwaukee's Nickelodeon Theatre in 1910.
		The theatre was re-built by designers Rapp and Rapp in 1924 in order to increase the number of seats in the interior of the theatre to 1,800 to accommodate moviegoers.
		This month I bring you the story of the Modjeska Theatre, the glorious ex-moviehouse, turned performance space located on Milwaukee's near south side.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /articles/print/modjeska.html (805 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Wild Thornberrys at Epinions.com
		With the hype on Nickelodeon, Monkeygirl (age four) was reminding me daily that the Wild Thornberrys Movie would be coming to "a theatre near us in just X days!!" We managed not to see it opening day (much to monkey's fear that we might miss it completely).
		The Wild Thornberrys Movie is a decent entry to the theatres as an enjoyable mindless family movie.
		Until then, The Wild Thornberrys Movie is a decent entry to the theatres as an enjoyable mindless family movie.
	www.epinions.com /content_84826558084 (1035 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (1035 words)

	BIOGRAPH The oldest movie company in America News
		Other plans are to have a Biograph Theatre showing silent movies, independent films, and even live vaudeville shows; and a nickelodeon parlor where tourists can go back in time the very beginning of movies and see peep shows from the early 1900's.
		Other plans are to have a Biograph Theatre showing silent movies, independent films, and even live vaudeville shows, and a nickelodeon parlor where tourists can go back in time the very beginning of movies and see peep shows from the early 1900's.
		Bond is in the midst of a drive to investigate the political individuals and officials involved “I appeal to every person who sees this to e-mail, write or call their representative and demand an investigation on these judges, who are no more than criminals and distortionists of the constitution which carries our freedom.
	www.biographcompany.com /about_us/news.html (1035 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (1035 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2406 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2406 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	Film History of the 1920s
		The 3,300-seat Strand Theater opened in 1914 in New York City, marking the end of the nickelodeon era and the beginning of an age of the luxurious movie palaces.
		They distributed their films to this network of studio-owned, first-run theaters (or movie palaces), mostly in urban areas, which charged high ticket prices and drew huge audiences.
		They required blind or block bookings of films, whereby theatre owners were required to rent a block of films (often cheaply-made, less-desirable B-pictures) in order for the studio to agree to distribute the one prestige A-level picture that the theatre owner wanted to exhibit.
	www.filmsite.org /20sintro.html (2383 words)

	The Lady from Sockholm- a sock puppet film noir movie
		In addition to co-owning and operating Curious Moon Puppet Theatre, a touring company which performs original puppet theatre across the Southeastern United States, Reay is a performer at Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts, the preeminent puppet center in America.
		Evy Wright is a puppeteer who received much of her training at the famed Storybook Theatre in Oakland, California.
		Reay Kaplan received her Master of Arts in Puppetry from The University of Connecticut, and has puppeteered for Walt Disney World, Busch Gardens, and Nickelodeon Studios.
	www.sockholm.com /credits.htm (2383 words)

	The Nickelodeon & Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
		The Nickelodeon and Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
	www.thenick.com (2383 words)

	Nickelodeon :: Nickelodeon TV Movie Event 'Drake & Josh Go Hollywood' Kicks off New Year on Kid Channel, January 6 (8-9:30 P.M. ET/PT)
		He made his feature- film debut a few years later in the Nickelodeon/Paramount movie Snow Day and since has appeared in Max Keeble's Big Move and Spun.
		In recent years Peck diversified his resume and won critical acclaim with the role of a bully who gets his comeuppance in the feature film Mean Creek opposite Rory Culkin and as a punk kid in Barbara Kopple's movie Havoc.
		Peck appeared in Florida dinner theatre in The Music Man at age 7, and launched a stand-up comedy career at 9, by appearing in New York clubs including Catch a Rising Star and Stand Up, New York.
	sev.prnewswire.com /television/20051128/NYM06128112005-1.html (1044 words)

	The Nickelodeon & Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
		The Nickelodeon and Del Mar Theatres - Santa Cruz California Movie Theatres, The historic Del Mar Theatre and the independent favorite The Nickelodeon
	www.thenick.com (1044 words)

	BIOGRAPH The oldest movie company in America News
		Other plans are to have a Biograph Theatre showing silent movies, independent films, and even live vaudeville shows; and a nickelodeon parlor where tourists can go back in time the very beginning of movies and see peep shows from the early 1900's.
		Biograph is also known for being the oldest movie company in America, and having made the first movie in Hollywood back in 1910.
		Biograph studios is outraged at the bashing of Hollywood, and the continued misuse of the word “Hollywood”.
	www.biographcompany.com /about_us/news.html (4679 words)

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