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- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 date "2009-01-16".
- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 first "Bob".
- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 isCitedBy List_of_theaters_in_Omaha,_Nebraska.
- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 last "Fischbach".
- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 newspaper "The Omaha World-Herald Newspaper, Omaha, Douglas County, NE, USA".
- dc8e5e30f4ba7824d999f8914a3cf3c00eb832d5ee554b8d6de386286269a047 title "Bowing out - Screens go dark after four decades - Time overtakes a central Omaha movie venue - Cinema Center history - Douglas Theatre Co., a brief history".