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New page: The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's Village Shopping Center. The theater showed films...

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The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats.

The UA Cinema closed in May 2003, reopening in 2006 as a 650-seat concert venue called simply "The Village." At the time of its closure it was the last remaining Dimension 150 theater in the nation.

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.thevillagelive.com/ Homepage of The Village]

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	The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats. The theater was instantly recognizable for its large domed roof mimicking the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California.		The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats. The theater was instantly recognizable for its large domed roof mimicking the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California.

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-The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats. The theater was instantly recognizable for its large domed roof.
+The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats. The theater was instantly recognizable for its large domed roof mimicking the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood, California.
-The UA Cinema closed in May 2003, reopening in 2006 as a 650-seat concert venue called simply "The Village." At the time of its closure it was the last remaining Dimension 150 theater in the nation.
+The UA Cinema opened in 1966 and closed in May 2003, reopening in 2006 as a 650-seat concert venue called simply "The Village." At the time of its closure it was the last remaining Dimension 150 theater in the nation.
 ==References==

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−	The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats.	+	The '''UA Cinema Dome Theatre''' or "UA Cinema 150" is a former movie theater located at 3915 South University Avenue in Little Rock's [[Village Shopping Center]]. The theater showed films on a 120 degree curved screen in 35 millimeter, 70 millimeter, and Dimension 150 formats. The theater was instantly recognizable for its large domed roof.

	The UA Cinema closed in May 2003, reopening in 2006 as a 650-seat concert venue called simply "The Village." At the time of its closure it was the last remaining Dimension 150 theater in the nation.		The UA Cinema closed in May 2003, reopening in 2006 as a 650-seat concert venue called simply "The Village." At the time of its closure it was the last remaining Dimension 150 theater in the nation.