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Harlem Dowling

October 18, 2003

Free

Let’s go to the movies…let’s go see the stars!

1:00 PM

Harlem Dowling Center, 2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd (take the A/C/B/D to 125th Station)

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October 18, 2003
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Free
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Harlem Dowling

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4

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