jeanne@ucla-cs.UUCP (03/29/85)
I hope some of the rest of you out there got to see the trilogy; it was great--exhausting, but great.
rkp@drutx.UUCP (Russ Pierce) (04/01/85)
>I hope some of the rest of you out there got to see >the trilogy; it was great--exhausting, but great. I wish I could have gotten to see it!!! It seems to me that if Lucas, or whoever, agreed to do this to help support public broadcasting, that they would have done this at more movie theaters than 10 across the nation. They could have sold out 1000 theatres with that line-up. Oh well. Maybe next time. Russell Pierce AT&T (303) 538-2023 1200 W. 120th Ave. ...!drutx!rkp Denver, CO 80234
reid@dciem.UUCP (Reid Ellis) (04/04/85)
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Here in Toronto, thr trilogy was shown in January at the Cinesphere, one of the
largest screens on the continent (2nd to Pyramid at Niagara Falls, I think).
It is actually an IMAX screen [too bad SW isn't IMAX]. It cost $15, all of
which went to Ethiopia [?not sure on this]. The trilogy will be shown again in
T.O, this time for only $10, at the Uptown theatre. It starts within the next
few weeks.
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{{allegra,decvax,duke,floyd,linus}!utzoo,{ihnp4,utzoo}!utcsri}!dciem!reidmsb@lsuc.UUCP (04/04/85)
> ... The trilogy will be shown again in T.O, this time for only $10, > at the Uptown theatre. It starts within the next few weeks. Sorry, that happened March 28. It was a benefit for the Canadian Childrens Foundation. Tickets sold out several days ahead, by the way. The Uptown is now showing Return of the Jedi. Mark Brader