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		By: Matthew Keenan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I watched many movies at both theatres during the time I lived in Columbus from 1955 (when I was born) until around 1979 (when I graduated from O.S.U.). I think that the first movie I saw at Clinton Theatre was &quot;Beau Geste,&quot; at least I remember that one. Admission was $0.25, if I remember correctly. Studio 35 did not originally serve beer during the movies, but it sure was a nice addition to the experience. (I don&#039;t remember exactly when it opened its bar, but I must have been in college.) It definitely was an independent theatre, as I remember it showed European Art films. I even watched some avant-garde films by Andy Warhol there.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I watched many movies at both theatres during the time I lived in Columbus from 1955 (when I was born) until around 1979 (when I graduated from O.S.U.). I think that the first movie I saw at Clinton Theatre was &#8220;Beau Geste,&#8221; at least I remember that one. Admission was $0.25, if I remember correctly. Studio 35 did not originally serve beer during the movies, but it sure was a nice addition to the experience. (I don&#8217;t remember exactly when it opened its bar, but I must have been in college.) It definitely was an independent theatre, as I remember it showed European Art films. I even watched some avant-garde films by Andy Warhol there.</p>
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