Despite its luxuriousness, Loew’s 72nd Street was never more than a second-run neighborhood cinema, but one of the first in Manhattan to play films AFTER their exclusive midtown debuts. And though the theatre was fully equipped for stage presentations, the facilities were never used.
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Despite its luxuriousness, Loew’s 72nd Street was never more than a second-run neighborhood cinema, but one of the first in Manhattan to play films AFTER their exclusive midtown debuts. And though the theatre was fully equipped for stage presentations, the facilities were never used.
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