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A reel Cape tradition Big hits or cult flicks, something's always playing at the movies
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DENNIS -- When Bob and Fausta Lynch first started going to the
Cape Cinema, it was a one-man operation, and they were worried that
the theater wouldn't make it.
"He used to run the projector, take the tickets, make the
popcorn," Fausta Lynch, of Providence and West Dennis, said.
She was talking about Eric Hart, the owner of the popular,
300-seat art film house on the grounds of the Cape Playhouse. Today,
the Lynches needn't worry -- movie-going, always a popular summer
past...
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