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Posted by David Casson on September 13, 2004 at 22:34:28:

Below is an e-mail that I received this afternoon from the Friends of the Loew's. Kindly note that WB/LPNC is not affiliated with the FOL however, they are bring classic movies to the Journal Square area and if you haven't been inside the Loew's Jersey at Journal Square, your missing a real treat.

Thanks, David.

__________________________________________________________
Despite the City's promise in June, the lease of the Loew's to FOL
has NOT been signed.

FOL waited throughout the summer to send out an update because we
continued to hope that discussions with the City would imminently
result in closure. Unfortunately, however, that did not happen. We
are hoping to email out a more detailed explanation of our situation
before our 75th Anniversary film series the 28th.

"Some people say the story of the Loew's Jersey is like a Frank Capra
movie . . .

. . . So it seemed only natural to mark the Theatre's 75th Anniversary
with one --- "

On September 28 at 7:45 PM
the Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre at Journal Square, Jersey City will
celebrate its 75th Anniversary with one of the most acclaimed movies
of the Theatre's first full decade –

"Mr. Smith Goes To Washington"
Starring James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Claude Rains
(1939 – 130 mins. – B&W)

The evening will also pay tribute to the spirit of civic activism that
first saved the Landmark Loew's from demolition and is now restoring
it. A public ceremony will be presented from 7:15 to 7:45 PM on the
main stage.

The 1929 admission of 35 cents will be re-instate for the night!

Celebration of the Loew's 75th Anniversary will continue on the
weekend with a selection of films spanning the 1940s, `50s, 60's and 70's.

"How do you continue celebrating the 75th Anniversary of a Movie Palace?"

The Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre at Journal Square will show 4
movies from 4 decades:

Friday, October 1 8 PM --
"The Maltese Falcon"
Starring Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenfield, Mary
Astor (1941 – 101 mins. – B&W)
John Huston's directorial debut made Humphrey Bogart a star and set
the mold for the detective anti-hero in the movies. Bogart plays Sam
Spade, a hard-boiled private eye trying to untangle the web spun by
Mary Astor's femme fatale, figure out who killed his partner, and stay
ahead of Lorre and Greenfield, international scoundrels searching for
a mysterious statuette in the shape of a falcon.

Saturday, October 2 3:30 PM --
To Be Announced
NOTE: A last-minute title unavailability has required a programming
change. A new title will be confirmed soon. Patrons should call for
listing update.

Saturday, October 2 7:30 PM --
"Spartacus"
Starring Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Peter Ustinov, Charles
Laughton, Jean Simmons, Tony Curtis. Directed by Stanley Kubrick
(1960 – 196 mins. – Color)
A rare Big Screen presentation of the restored version of this super
wide-screen spectacular.

A star-studded, sweeping epic that traces a slave revolt in ancient
Rome and chronicles the Empire's cruelty and degeneration. Winner of 4
Academy Awards. Sweeping vistas and spectacular action scenes make
this a "must" to be seen on a big screen.

Sunday, October 3 2 PM –
"Superman: The Movie"
Starring Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Margot Kidder, Marlon Brando
(1978 – 150 mins. – Color)
The film introduced Christopher Reeve and made comic book characters
big box office as it recounts the origin of the most famous
super-hero. It is a big budget spectacle, filled with action, special
effects and a surprising (and well placed) amount of humor. A quarter
of a century later, the film also contains some nostalgic views of New
York City, including the World Trade Center.

Admission for each film is $6 for adults, $4 for seniors and children
12 years old and younger.

Discount off-street parking is now available in the adjoining Square
Ramp Garage. Patrons present a coupon as they exit the garage.
Coupon provided at our box office.

The Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre presents its classic films on a 50
foot wide screen using carbon arc illumination for the brightest,
whitest light.

The Loew's Jersey Theatre, located at 54 Journal Square, Jersey City,
is easily reached by car or mass transit from throughout the
Metropolitan Area. Ample off-street paid parking is available. For
directions or additional information, call (201) 798-6055 or visit
www.loewsjersey.org

Friends of the Loew's, Inc. operates the Loew's as a non-profit arts
center.

Press inquiries should be directed to Colin Egan,
(201) 798-6055 or pager (201) 219-4334.

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: Below is an e-mail that I received this afternoon from the Friends of the Loew's. Kindly note that WB/LPNC is not affiliated with the FOL however, they are bring classic movies to the Journal Square area and if you haven't been inside the Loew's Jersey at Journal Square, your missing a real treat.

: Thanks, David.

: __________________________________________________________
: Despite the City's promise in June, the lease of the Loew's to FOL
: has NOT been signed.

: FOL waited throughout the summer to send out an update because we
: continued to hope that discussions with the City would imminently
: result in closure. Unfortunately, however, that did not happen. We
: are hoping to email out a more detailed explanation of our situation
: before our 75th Anniversary film series the 28th.

: "Some people say the story of the Loew's Jersey is like a Frank Capra
: movie . . .

: . . . So it seemed only natural to mark the Theatre's 75th Anniversary
: with one --- "

: On September 28 at 7:45 PM
: the Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre at Journal Square, Jersey City will
: celebrate its 75th Anniversary with one of the most acclaimed movies
: of the Theatre's first full decade –

:
: "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington"
: Starring James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Claude Rains
: (1939 – 130 mins. – B&W)

: The evening will also pay tribute to the spirit of civic activism that
: first saved the Landmark Loew's from demolition and is now restoring
: it. A public ceremony will be presented from 7:15 to 7:45 PM on the
: main stage.

: The 1929 admission of 35 cents will be re-instate for the night!

: Celebration of the Loew's 75th Anniversary will continue on the
: weekend with a selection of films spanning the 1940s, `50s, 60's and 70's.

:
: "How do you continue celebrating the 75th Anniversary of a Movie Palace?"

: The Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre at Journal Square will show 4
: movies from 4 decades:

: Friday, October 1 8 PM --
: "The Maltese Falcon"
: Starring Humphrey Bogart, Peter Lorre, Sydney Greenfield, Mary
: Astor (1941 – 101 mins. – B&W)
: John Huston's directorial debut made Humphrey Bogart a star and set
: the mold for the detective anti-hero in the movies. Bogart plays Sam
: Spade, a hard-boiled private eye trying to untangle the web spun by
: Mary Astor's femme fatale, figure out who killed his partner, and stay
: ahead of Lorre and Greenfield, international scoundrels searching for
: a mysterious statuette in the shape of a falcon.

: Saturday, October 2 3:30 PM --
: To Be Announced
: NOTE: A last-minute title unavailability has required a programming
: change. A new title will be confirmed soon. Patrons should call for
: listing update.

: Saturday, October 2 7:30 PM --
: "Spartacus"
: Starring Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier, Peter Ustinov, Charles
: Laughton, Jean Simmons, Tony Curtis. Directed by Stanley Kubrick
: (1960 – 196 mins. – Color)
: A rare Big Screen presentation of the restored version of this super
: wide-screen spectacular.

: A star-studded, sweeping epic that traces a slave revolt in ancient
: Rome and chronicles the Empire's cruelty and degeneration. Winner of 4
: Academy Awards. Sweeping vistas and spectacular action scenes make
: this a "must" to be seen on a big screen.

: Sunday, October 3 2 PM –
: "Superman: The Movie"
: Starring Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Margot Kidder, Marlon Brando
: (1978 – 150 mins. – Color)
: The film introduced Christopher Reeve and made comic book characters
: big box office as it recounts the origin of the most famous
: super-hero. It is a big budget spectacle, filled with action, special
: effects and a surprising (and well placed) amount of humor. A quarter
: of a century later, the film also contains some nostalgic views of New
: York City, including the World Trade Center.
:
:
: Admission for each film is $6 for adults, $4 for seniors and children
: 12 years old and younger.

:
: Discount off-street parking is now available in the adjoining Square
: Ramp Garage. Patrons present a coupon as they exit the garage.
: Coupon provided at our box office.

:
: The Landmark Loew's Jersey Theatre presents its classic films on a 50
: foot wide screen using carbon arc illumination for the brightest,
: whitest light.

:
: The Loew's Jersey Theatre, located at 54 Journal Square, Jersey City,
: is easily reached by car or mass transit from throughout the
: Metropolitan Area. Ample off-street paid parking is available. For
: directions or additional information, call (201) 798-6055 or visit
: www.loewsjersey.org

: Friends of the Loew's, Inc. operates the Loew's as a non-profit arts
: center.

: Press inquiries should be directed to Colin Egan,
: (201) 798-6055 or pager (201) 219-4334.

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