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Our goal is that any time you come to New Plaza Cinema, whatever film you see, it's going to be a quality film.”

The demise of the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas four years ago left a huge hole in the hearts of Upper West Side movie lovers. Now,

As we say goodbye to the 2010s, we look wistfully back on businesses that were once important gathering places for generations of Upper West Siders.

The closure of Lincoln Plaza Cinemas in January was a devastating blow to film lovers on the Upper West Side and throughout the city.

Lincoln Plaza Cinemas at 62nd and Broadway closed at the end of January, and the owners told politicians at a recent meeting that they're already

“I’m on the list,” person after person told the ticket-takers at the farewell tribute to Lincoln Plaza Cinemas and the man who co-founded it, Dan Talbot, held on Sunday morning

Lincoln Plaza Cinemas at Broadway and 62nd Street is planning to close on January 28 after being forced out by landlord Milstein Properties, which is planning

People went about their usual business at Lincoln Plaza Cinemas on the morning after Martin Luther King Day. The ticket-seller sold tickets and the ticket-taker took them.

Toby Talbot knows as little about the future of Lincoln Plaza Cinemas as the rest of us. The theater's landlord, Howard Milstein, informed her and her

Dan Talbot, whose theaters and distribution company introduced New Yorkers to independent and foreign films over a period of decades, died on Friday at

News that the Lincoln Plaza Cinemas at 62nd and Broadway is expected to close next month shocked the neighborhood, and led

Lincoln Plaza Cinemas, the art-house theater on Broadway and 62nd Street, is set to close next month after 35 years, according to