July Movie Slate Signals Blockbuster Summer
July brings a crowded film slate with star power and diverse genres. Major releases include Wild Wild West, Deep Blue Sea, The Iron Giant, Muppets in Space, and high school comedies like American Pie and Dick. August adds The Thomas Crown Affair and Mickey Blue Eyes amid a mix of action, romance, and fun family titles. Tickets and schedules announced for weekend runs.
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Richard T. Jones
Steve Martin
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Geoffrey Rush
Ben Stiller
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Jonny Lee Miller
Liv Tyler
Rebecca Son
Alan Cumming
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Thomas Crown
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Faye Dunaway
Pierce Brosnan
Rene Russo
Denis Leary
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Mickey Blue Eyes
Michael
Gina
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Yahoo Serious
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Martin Lawrence
L.A
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Fredericktowne Players Announce New Season Selections
Fredericktowne Players reveal season picks including Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams at Weinberg with performances March 12 13 and July 28 29 30 4 5 6. Additional surveys requested for Ponsonby dates March 3 4 10 11 12.
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Broadway Theaters Silence New Year's Eve Performance
Broadway theaters in New York agreed to darken shows on December 31 1999 to avoid Times Square congestion feared by police. The move could cost producers hundreds of thousands in advance sales with Chicago at the Shubert Theater potentially losing about 320000 if canceled. The blackout would affect Manhattan’s West Side from 41st to 59th streets with the decision praised by theater owners and law enforcement alike.
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