Comments from kencmcintyre

I think he forgot that he added the theater earlier.

I thought the show was never the same after Gene Siskel passed away. There was a chemistry between the two critics that Ebert was never able to duplicate with anyone else. I remember them from the very beginning when they were on public television.

The theater is on Muskoka Road South, across from the old opera house.
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Here is a May 1947 ad from the Miami News-Record:
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Here is a May 1956 ad from the Lawton Constitution:
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Here is a March 1946 ad from the Dixon Evening Telegraph:
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Here is a November 1930 ad from the Morning Herald:
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Here is a December 1977 ad from the Doylestown Daily Intelligencer:
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The Oleander opened on May 25, 1951. Here are some opening day ads from the Galveston Daily News:
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