Movie theaters aim for live 3D sports

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Operators hope to be screening live sports events by 2007, with new digital projection a main attraction.

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by H A R L O March 24, 2006 6:14 AM PST: Will theaters be granted liquor licences? Because if I can't get a beer, I'm not going!; Reply to this comment

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by March 24, 2006 6:53 AM PST: Yes, some theaters have liquor licenses. Atleast here in the Orlando, Fl area, I know of two movie theaters that serve beer.. Im sure theres more but I only go to these two and haven't checked out any others in a long time.; Reply to this comment

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