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Hope for JoCo cinematic culture and a bit of a tease from the owner . . .
For more than four years, the curtains have been closed at the historic Rio movie theater in downtown Overland Park.
Inside the pale pink art deco building, nearly 80 years old, independent films once played in its 300-seat, single-screen theater.
Now, as many movie theaters have emerged from the pandemic, owner Brian Mossman hopes the Rio will do the same.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
'The lights will shine again': Long-closed Johnson County movie theater may still reopen
This movie theater, built in the late 1940s, has been empty since the pandemic. But its owner isn't giving up hope.
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