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Bob Maar
(Maar stands for Maartini)
Posts: 28608
From: New York City & Newport, RI
Registered: Feb 2001
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posted 04-19-2001 09:15 PM
Sean:
Radio City Music Hall 50th Street and Avenue Of the Americas,Sony Lincoln Square 68th St and Broadway
15 Plex with an IMAX. Check out Loews House No. 1
Loews E-Walk 247 West 42nd Street
13 Screens Check out auditoriums 12 and 13. AMC 25 Opposite E- Walk 244 West 42nd St.
Check out Digital Booth Loews Kips Bay 2nd Avenue at 32nd Street Check out theatre 10 Ziegfield 54thst and Avenue of the Americas.
Single Screen 1400 Seats. Loews Astor Plaza 44th and Broadway Single Screen 1644 Seats Museum Of Hologgraphy - Greenwich Village Museum Of the Moving Image - Long Island City Queens. Check out Times Square, Greenwich Village, SoHo, TriBeca(Robert Dinero's Tribeca film Center), Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island. I will e mail you a number call me tomorrow.
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Bob Maar
(Maar stands for Maartini)
Posts: 28608
From: New York City & Newport, RI
Registered: Feb 2001
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posted 04-20-2001 07:52 AM
The discount ticket kiosk is located in the center of Times Square on 46th street between Broadway and Seventh Avenue. Just before the streets criss cross. The area Has a Statue of Father Duffy and George M. Cohan.Tickets Go on Sale at half price. 10AM on days with matinees and 12 Noon for evening shows. A Tip: House seats are held at the box office and released by the producer between 6PM and 6:30PM This is usually 20 seats in the orchestra. Tip 2: I havn't done this since my college days. Called second acting. Go to the theatre a little after 9PM and hang out. People come out to smoke mingle and go in and see second act. You sometimes end up standing behind rail, sometimes you find a seat. I saw the second act of West Side Story about 18 times. Ah memories..........
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William Hooper
Phenomenal Film Handler
Posts: 1879
From: Mobile, AL USA
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 04-23-2001 01:49 AM
It has been almost 2 decades since I was for a while a resident of NYC (I was there when the first attempt at placing an inflated King Kong on the Empire State Building failed, & it hung there like a gigantic used King Kong-sized condom stuck on the side of the building) but I very much enjoyed going to the old Loew's 175th Street which was by then Reverend Ike's church. I recommend it, as well as the other theaters like RCMH.I bought a Reverend Ike Prayer Cloth, too. It's lost, but the memories remain. Hey, take the train over (under?) & check the Loew's Jersey City, too. See if they've got that damn clock fixed yet. PS to Jerry Chase:
What the heck is that picture? It looks like an infant manager unstopping the men's room toilet during a busy Saturday night!
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