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Nominated for best movie theater for being one of the only independent one-screeners in town, showing classic flicks and allowing patrons to snack on subs in the theater.
Screening "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," complete with a live cast and props, at midnight on the first and third Saturdays of every month.
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History Lesson In this age of multiplexes, Studio 35 is a classic. It opened in 1938 as the Indianola Theater and is one of only three theaters remaining from those days. In 1995, the theater passed from longtime owner Frank Marzetti, who screened second-run films, to current owner John Conti. The Films Conti soon dropped the second-run programming for...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 17, 2003)
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I love this theatre but for one important issue ? the sound quality. It is so poor that you can?t understand any of the dialogue (especially if it is an action movie with loud effects).
Also, it is in serious need of remodeling. Some of the seating is newer, but the walls are covered with old, moldy murals and falling plaster.
Go for the pizza and beer, but not the movies.
Pros
+ Food /...
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Posted by barninski
on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 13, 2007)
This is such a great theater that has wonderful character. The price is less than the big chain theaters and you can order food and sit at a table or at the bar while you watch the movie! Check it out!
Pros
+ Inexpensive, uncrowded, tables
Cons
- seats aren't on a slope, so you can't see if someone sits in front of you.
Posted by sakibomb
on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 19, 2006)
Studio 35 is a truly great movie theater -- from the kitsch collage on the women's room walls to the slices served in the back, it can't be beat. The double features are pure genius, and the vibe makes you wish every place you went could achieve the same genius retro level. Please, don't ever close.