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   125 Most recent stories in topic Columbia Movies Special Issue
  1. Being A Projectionist Was High-level, Heady Business, But It Was Not Without It
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10224

  2. Bowling Green, Kentucky Production Company Is Thriving
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10223

  3. Motion Picture Services Coordinates State Services With The Film Industry
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10222

  4. History According To Joe Moore
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10221

  5. Made In Kentucky
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10220

  6. One Major Movie Was Filmed In Adair County
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10219

  7. Hollywood Producers Contracted For Six-horse Hitch On Two Occasions, But Their
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10218

  8. The Movies In Our Education
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10217

  9. Brushes With Fame
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10216

  10. The Art Theater
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10215

  11. Adair Countians And Raintree County
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10214

  12. Matthew Arnold, Producer/director
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10212

  13. The Columbian Theater
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10211

  14. Jonathan Moore/director Producer
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10209

  15. Before Warren Oates Went Under For The 3rd Time, The Preacher's Boy Was There T
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10208

  16. The Movie Set Production Assistant: The Solver Of Little And Big Problems
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10207

  17. Adair County's Major Film Actors
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10206

  18. Is It Too Far Out To Foresee Movie Making Here?
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10201

  19. Movie Palaces Of Columbia In Order Of Appearance
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10200

  20. Mrs. Garnett: Parlor Circle, Tutt's Hall, Rialto, Columbian, Entertained Commun
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10199

  21. Adair's Theatres
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10197

  22. Old Photo Of Rialto Brings Back Memories For Many
    Posted: 1997-12-24, Story ID: 10195

  23. Jonathan Moore's Movie Shoots In Gradyville
    Posted: 2001-05-30, Story ID: 10000


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