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The Muppet Movie

More entertaining than humanly possible!

More entertaining than humanly possible!

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The Great Muppet Caper

Double Feature with THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN on Sat, Apr 15. Also showing as part of our Muppet Marathon program on Mon, Apr 17.

Double Feature with THE MUPPETS TAKE MANHATTAN on Sat, Apr 15. Also showing as part of our Muppet Marathon program on Mon, Apr 17.

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2:00 pm 35mm

The Muppets Take Manhattan

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The Dark Crystal

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6:15 pm

Labyrinth

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8:30 pm

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