I wish the woman who is looking into buying the Broadway will fix of the Harwan, also. I live in Mt. Ephraim and it’s so convenient to just walk across the street to catch a quick flick.
I wrote up this document on the Harwan theatre. I live in Mount Ephraim, and I used to LOVE going to the theatre every week to the see the latest movie that was out. They were supposed to remodel it, but it just closed. I don’t have any pictures, but if someone could help me out? How far away will the the grand re-opening be Dave Amodei??
Excuse me, but I go to that theatre almost every week, so how can you tell me that I don’t contribute? You can’t go by my back responses because I stated them before the Broadway provided a better atmosphere by teaming up with Galaxy theatre (i.e. phones are now connected; new releases seen earlier) The Theatre has made a drastic change in the last few months (which, by the way, was how long it has been since I posted my recall on the “GREASE” production). And since you’ve managed to read all the comments, you must have come to the conclusion that I’m not the only complainer. Everyone on this site it concerned about the theatre, and like you, WANT IT TO REMAIN OPEN. I’m truly sorry if you misunderstood my comments, but I don’t want to argue with you about me trying to “hinder” the progress of the Broadway— suggestions don’t hider production after all.
This Friday I’m seeing John Carpenter’s “The Crazies” with some of my other horror movie buff friends. They can spare time for munchkins and horror flicks, but they don’t want to mess the theatre up by showing “Rocky Horror”??
Will the still be teamed up with Exhumed Films? Next Friday they’re supposed to be showing the “Spaghetti Zombie Horror Triple-Bill Feature”. Did they raise or lower the price for admission??
Annette, that day was horrific. Not only did I wait in line for a half-hour, but they wanted to charge me ten bucks for a Jeff Conaway autograph! Inside, it was freezing, due to the lack of heat. I’m a little upset over the whole experience, but I’m glad that I’m not the only one bitching.
I’m a little disapointed at the Broadway’s current situation. Not only can the owner pay its phone bills, but apparently the electricity bill. I went for the showing of “GREASE” the 8th of Febuary, and we were waiting outside for close to a half hour for the electrician to set up everything! I love the Broadway, and hopefully the owner can get his act together. If not, the theatre that Pitman loves, will be closed.
I wish the woman who is looking into buying the Broadway will fix of the Harwan, also. I live in Mt. Ephraim and it’s so convenient to just walk across the street to catch a quick flick.
I wrote up this document on the Harwan theatre. I live in Mount Ephraim, and I used to LOVE going to the theatre every week to the see the latest movie that was out. They were supposed to remodel it, but it just closed. I don’t have any pictures, but if someone could help me out? How far away will the the grand re-opening be Dave Amodei??
Excuse me, but I go to that theatre almost every week, so how can you tell me that I don’t contribute? You can’t go by my back responses because I stated them before the Broadway provided a better atmosphere by teaming up with Galaxy theatre (i.e. phones are now connected; new releases seen earlier) The Theatre has made a drastic change in the last few months (which, by the way, was how long it has been since I posted my recall on the “GREASE” production). And since you’ve managed to read all the comments, you must have come to the conclusion that I’m not the only complainer. Everyone on this site it concerned about the theatre, and like you, WANT IT TO REMAIN OPEN. I’m truly sorry if you misunderstood my comments, but I don’t want to argue with you about me trying to “hinder” the progress of the Broadway— suggestions don’t hider production after all.
Even so. The Rocky Horror Picture show would rack up a lot of money for the financial struggling theatre.. ..
This Friday I’m seeing John Carpenter’s “The Crazies” with some of my other horror movie buff friends. They can spare time for munchkins and horror flicks, but they don’t want to mess the theatre up by showing “Rocky Horror”??
Will the still be teamed up with Exhumed Films? Next Friday they’re supposed to be showing the “Spaghetti Zombie Horror Triple-Bill Feature”. Did they raise or lower the price for admission??
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Annette, that day was horrific. Not only did I wait in line for a half-hour, but they wanted to charge me ten bucks for a Jeff Conaway autograph! Inside, it was freezing, due to the lack of heat. I’m a little upset over the whole experience, but I’m glad that I’m not the only one bitching.
I’m a little disapointed at the Broadway’s current situation. Not only can the owner pay its phone bills, but apparently the electricity bill. I went for the showing of “GREASE” the 8th of Febuary, and we were waiting outside for close to a half hour for the electrician to set up everything! I love the Broadway, and hopefully the owner can get his act together. If not, the theatre that Pitman loves, will be closed.