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FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS, June 30, 1967 3D i ji i. min, f' tf 1 i 1 1 fly, jdc I TvX r- jar ag INTERIOR OF NEW THEATER AT LAUDERHILL SHOPPING CENTER )t-. I modern equipment, unique decor, art gallery included Loew's Lauderhill Opening Today orful art gallery in which the creations of local artists will be displayed. Curator will be noted Miami artist Frank Donnini, and paintings will be changed with each new screen attraction. The lighted adjacent parking area will accommodate several thousand cars.

A transistor controlled air conditioning system is being installed which adjusts automatically to existing temperature and humidity conditions. There will be a special loge for patrons who wish to smoke. First film at Loew's Lauderhill will be MGM's pro- By BOB FREUND (Amusement Editor) Loew's Lauderhill, the gleaming new theater which opens today in the Lauderhill Shopping Mall, will be the first motion picture house in the county to be operated by the nation-wide Loew's Inc. The showplace is located between Richard's Department Store and Food Fair, and its entrance will be through a colorful mall with tropical plantings. Featuring the latest in projection and sound equipment, Loew's Lauderhill will be capable of presenting all film processes from standard 35 mm to 70 mm and Cinerama.

1 'i PETER GRAYBILL Loew's manager Acoording to manager Peter duction of "The Dirty Dozen," Graybill, who formerly man- directed by Robert Aldrich New Cine-Focus film stabiliz- iir V'-C i ers have been installed in Loew's Westchester in and starring Lee Marvin, Er- each nroiector. This device South Miami, the new Loew's nest Borgnine, Charles Bron- I prevents wide films from Lauderhill will be unique in fon- aTn' buckling as they pass through decor traditional ivories las' Rlchan Jaeck2' 1 aecor ine traoitionai ivories, ravpt C.Mree Kennedy. wic iuuo luamiaiimig D- 1 a sharp, perfect focus at all golds and reds 8enerallv ass0 Clint Walker, Jim Brown and i times. ciated with theaters, have Ralph Meeker. i 1 It Rocking-chair type seats been abandoned in favor of The theater will open at will be used throughout the warm harmonious shades of 1:45 today, ana mat wiu oe theater, will be commodious purple, kelly green, aqua and the regular opening time dur- and widely spaced.

All seats charcoal grays. These colors ing the week, will be staggered to permit an are carried out in the carpet- Last night the theater was unobstructed view of the giant higi seats, and wall and dra- premiered to an enthusiastic 60-foot wall-to-wall screen crowd of celebrities and city from any location. The theater will have a col- officials. STARS OF OPENING ATTRACTION, 'THE DIRTY. DOZEN' tmi-e.

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