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Young Frankenstein

Saturday: Double feature with HISTORY OF THE WORLD: PART I
Sunday: Double feature with THE PRODUCERS

Saturday: Double feature with HISTORY OF THE WORLD: PART I
Sunday: Double feature with THE PRODUCERS

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Mel Brooks’ 100th!

12:00 pm

History of the World: Part I

Double feature with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. Ten million years in the making. The truth, the whole truth, and everything, but the truth!

Double feature with YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN. Ten million years in the making. The truth, the whole truth, and everything, but the truth!

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Mel Brooks’ 100th!

2:15 pm

Mare’s Nest

Premiere Run!

Premiere Run!

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Special Engagements Premiere

The Fly

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35mm Screenings Mel Brooks’ 100th!

9:00 pm 35mm

What's Next

Mel Brooks’ 100th!

The Producers

Mel Brooks’ 100th!

Spaceballs

Elements of Cinema: The Friends of Eddie Coyle

National Treasures

National Treasure

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Elements of Cinema: The Friends of Eddie Coyle

Book Store Events

Porter Square Books Welcomes Chuck Tingle

Living the Land

Cui Hu (aka As the Water Flows)

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Wicked Queer Presents: Pride Celebration

Tue, Jun 23 – Thu, Jun 25

Mel Brooks' 100th!

Fri, Jun 26 – Mon, Jun 29

National Treasures

Wed, Jul 1 – Wed, Jul 8

Bow Sim Mark 50th Anniversary Screenings

Fri, Jul 10 & Sat, Jul 11

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