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Bishop Twin Theatre is a historic movie theater in Bishop, California, opened in 1924 and started by Harry Holland. It shows films with showtimes, offers open caption screenings every Tuesday, and celebrated its centennial. The theater provides assisted listening devices, wheelchair spaces and transfer chairs in both auditoriums, closed captions, descriptive audio, digital projectors, and free parking.

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Coming Attractions Theatres, Inc. was founded in 1985 in Ashland, Oregon. The company's founder, John C. Schweiger, renovated and operated Ashland's Varsity Theatre and expanded by acquiring or building additional theatres in smaller to medium-sized markets across Washington, Oregon, Northern California, and Alaska. The company has expanded to one hundred forty-nine screens and provides modern theatre complexes with digital projection, digital sound, 3D equipment, and wall-to-wall screens.

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The Dome Theater Project operates the historic Dome Theater in Libby, Montana, originally built in 1910 and rebuilt in 1948. It shows Hollywood feature films, local and international productions, and hosts live theater productions, concerts, and events such as weddings and birthday celebrations. The theater seats 300+ and features a new projector, surround sound, and a renovated concession area.

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