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Bellows Falls Opera House launches matinee movie schedule

Wednesday, February 1, 2012 — Issue 137

BELLOWS FALLS — Beginning on Friday, Feb. 3, the Bellows Falls Opera House Cinema will schedule additional matinee showings on both Friday and Saturday afternoons.

Matinees will begin at 3 p.m. on both days. Additional showings on those evenings will continue, and show times will vary depending on the length of the individual film.

“We have been approached by numerous individuals who would like to see current movies but are unable to attend evening showings,” said Rockingham Municipal Manager Tim Cullenen. “These people include elderly and parents with younger children.

The opera house shows what Cinema Manager Ed Howard describes as “high-quality first- and second-run films.”

The Bellows Falls Opera House is located at 7 The Square in downtown Bellows Falls. Contact the cinema box office at 802-463-4766 for showtimes.

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