It's not really the same, the locale is not really as comfortably sleazy but survival and high art fare is close enough for most cinema lovers in an era when Netflix is really America's movie screen . . . Take a look:
Kansas City's Tivoli Theater Gets A Hollywood Ending, Will Re-Open At The Nelson-Atkins Museum
When Kansas City's oldest independent theater closed in April after nearly 40 years in Westport, Tivoli Cinemas owner Jerry Harrington said he didn't expect it to open again. "No, I did not," said Harrington. "I really thought I was retired."
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ReplyDeleteSo in other words some shit developer is going to put in some taxpayer funded shit development where the theater was in Westport.
ReplyDeleteShame he basically has to sell out to the corporate establishment.
ReplyDeleteThe museum's floors are going to get sticky after they start showing foreign films (pron) in the auditorium.
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