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First-run movies return to 95 year old theatre

posted by Michael Zoldessy on July 10, 2009 at 7:38am

HAMMONTON, NJ — The first major motion picture to be shown in Hammonton in nearly 50 years, Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, will be presented at 12:01am on Wednesday, July 15th at the Eagle Theatre. After the special Midnight showing, the film will be presented at the Eagle Theatre every day, show times will be 12:30pm, 4:15pm and 7:30pm, for the next several weeks.

Order tickets online at the official site. For more information call 609-704-5012 or email eagletheatrehammonton@gmail.com

The Eagle Theatre, a non-profit organization, is located at 208 Vine Street in Downtown Hammonton. The historic theatre was originally constructed in 1914 for the showing of silent motion pictures. The theatre closed in 1927. This June, renovations were completed and the theatre has been reborn as the premier center for motion pictures and the arts in South Jersey.

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