Historic Madison Movie Theater Not Affected By Building Sale: Reports

MADISON, NJ— Despite being sold, a historic Madison movie theater will continue showing movies, according to news reports.

14 Lincoln Place was sold after a year on the market, Madison Eagle first reported. The building has housed a four screen theater since 1925.

Mayor Robert Conley confirmed to NJ.com that the theater had been there for 92 years, and recalled the first movie he saw: the 1965 Beatles movie, "Help!"

Bow Tie Cinemas purchased the theater in 2013, upgrading the projectors to digital and adding stadium seating.

For more information on showtimes, visit their website here.

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