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NNadir

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12. Looks interesting, but I never go to Baltimore. The Charles was founded in 1939, the Princeton Garden in 1920.

Reply to eppur_se_muova (Reply #8)

Fri Jul 10, 2026, 11:13 AM

13 hrs ago

I learned from its Wikipedia page that it has been voted the best theater in New Jersey, a vote with which I concur. It's not the flash; it's the taste.

It's one of the many wonderful things about living in the Princeton area.

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Yup, that's the one. Along with "The Day the Earth Stood Still"...my top two...big screen yippee! wcmagumba Thursday #1

Wow, my dear NNadir! Enjoy the showing! CaliforniaPeggy Thursday #2

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College campus movie ? Or art-theater movie house ? eppur_se_muova Yesterday #5

It's at the Princeton Garden Theater, a non profit theater acquired from an old "for profit" theater. NNadir Yesterday #6

Sounds like a cool set-up! Reminds of the old art theater in downtown Baltimore -- the Charles (or "The Chuck"). eppur_se_muova 23 hrs ago #8

Looks interesting, but I never go to Baltimore. The Charles was founded in 1939, the Princeton Garden in 1920. NNadir 13 hrs ago #12

Fellow sci-fi enthusiast BeneteauBum 23 hrs ago #7

Surely you can't be serious? edbermac 23 hrs ago #10

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