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Hollywood Remains Hopeful for a Resurgence After a Lackluster Start to 2024

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Ridgewood NJ, Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two, a highly anticipated film of 2024, has garnered praise from both critics and audiences, offering a glimmer of hope for the struggling American box office. Following a series of disappointing weekends, high-profile flops, and one of the lowest-grossing months in recent history, the industry eagerly awaits the impact of this acclaimed sequel.

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Owners Move Quickly on Warner Theater in Ridgewood

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Ridgewood NJ, according to sources the Village was made aware over three months ago of the closing of Warner Theater. The iconic Warner Theater in Ridgewood  sadly closed its doors after nearly a century of being a cherished downtown landmark. On February 17th the Ridgewood Historical Society held the sale of theater seats and today dumpsters are already parked inform of the former theater.

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Ridgewood Historical Society Sells Theater Seats from the Warner Theater

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Ridgewood NJ, the Ridgewood Historical Society held the sale of theater seats from the Warner Theater on E. Ridgewood Avenue. Thanks to the owners for their willingness to allow our residents the opportunity to take piece of history away with each purchase, all while supporting the Ridgewood Historical Society .

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Ridgewood Historical Society: Experience a slice of Ridgewood’s rich cinema history!

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Ridgewood N J, as you may have heard, the iconic Warner Theater in Ridgewood has sadly closed its doors after nearly a century of being a cherished downtown landmark. But before the theater undergoes renovations, the owners have generously offered to sell its vintage seats, with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the Ridgewood Historical Society.

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Arts for Our Village Youth: WE WANT TO WATCH MOVIES IN RIDGEWOOD

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Ridgewood NJ, Arts for Our Village Youth is a new group in the Village of Ridgewood with the goal of supporting the interest of the youth of Ridgewood in the development of the new Performing Arts Center (the old Ridgewood Warner Movie Theatre). The group is the brain child of resident Zarmeen Patil, who asked in a Facebook post,”Who’s with me to fight the erosion of our community – our fight to keep the theatre. Let’s not fix what ain’t broken.”

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Warner Theater in Ridgewood to Close For Good

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Ridgewood NJ, Bow Tie Partners, the parent company of the Warner Theater, has officially declared the permanent closure and cessation of operations for the longstanding Ridgewood movie theater. The final evening showtimes on Sunday marked the conclusion of its operations, as announced in a press release on Monday, cue the calls for a RHS Performing Arts Center.

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Ptl Ward and Sgt John Chuck of the Ridgewood Police Department make daring arrest in Warner Theater

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Ptl Ward and Sgt John Chuck of the Ridgewood Police Department make daring arrest in Warner Theater 
September 25,2014

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Ridgewood NJ, On September 21, 2014 at 7:14 PM Ptl John Ward was flagged down at the end of the street fair on East Ridgewood Avenue. A juvenile male reported that a man had approached his friend attempting to get his phone and followed him into the movie theater.
Ptl Ward accompanied by Sgt John Chuck found a male party in the theater who had confronted the juvenile. Numerous witness confirmed the incident and the accused Darnell Dixon 30 of Paterson was arrested and charged with attempted robbery. The accused was remanded to the Bergen County Jail unable to post $75000.00 bail.
(information for the Ridgewood Police Blotter , All defendants are considered innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.)