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Fans Gather at Senator for Final 'Harry Potter'

The Senator Theatre was one of many area theaters hosting midnight openings for the film.

Karen Jackson, Neighbor
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Potter fans started lining up outside The Senator Theatre well before sunset on Thursday for the midnight screening of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows—Part 2, the final film in the enormously popular series. Some brought chairs, some brought books and some came dressed in costume to see one of the most anticipated films of the summer

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