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[Title] => Cine Ideal and the history of its acquisition
[Summary] => Doña Corazon Veloso was the owner of a certain piece or parcel of land, situated in the then municipality of Cebu (today's Cebu City).
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[Title] => Valentine thoughts of an octogenarian
[Summary] => I am now an 84-year old widower. Valentine’s Day for me is Widow/Widower Awareness Day, a reminder that I can no longer classify myself with lovers who exchange Valentine cards.
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[Title] => Of films and theaters and history
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[Title] => Metropolitan Theater to be updated at last
[Summary] => We were very pleased to read that at long last something will be done to restore the Metropolitan Theater to its old glory. People of my generation recall the Met as it was popularly referred to. It was as centrally located as could be and was accessible to all forms of public transportation. The same cannot be said of the Cultural Center in Roxas Boulevard that was designed strictly for car-owning clientele.
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[Title] => Movies and politics should blend, not clash
[Summary] => My family was involved with the movie industry from the very start. My father owned and operated our oldest movie theatre, the Cine Ideal. I was still a boy when one day, we were told, "Today we will go to a theatre. And we are informing you in advance that what you will see are not human performers. You will see photographs that move."
"Photographs that move?" we exclaimed.
"Yes, photographs like this," he pointed to a picture in the room. "Only they move!"
"Impossible! How can a photograph move?"
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CINE IDEAL
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"Photographs that move?" we exclaimed.
"Yes, photographs like this," he pointed to a picture in the room. "Only they move!"
"Impossible! How can a photograph move?"
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