Dobie Theatre through the years

Monday, March 1, 2010

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Quentin Tarantino, left, talks with Richard Linklater outside of the Dobie Theatre in 1996 during one of Tarantino's mini-film festival of his favorite films.

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Quentin Tarantino, left, talks with Richard Linklater outside of the Dobie Theatre in 1996 during one of Tarantino's mini-film festival of his favorite films.

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Luke Wilson poses for a photo with Jeanette Delgado as Barbie Long takes the picture. Fans had photos taken with and autographs signed by Luke Wilson after the screening of Masked and Anonymous at the Dobie Theater on August 19, 2003.

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The Egyptian Room at the Dobie Theatre.

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Big names in the Austin film scene, Janet (lef) and John (right) Pierson and their daughter and former Dobie Theatre employee, Georgia.

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Big names in the Austin film scene, John (left) and Janet (right) Pierson and their daughter and former Dobie Theatre employee, Georgia.

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(David Kennedy AMERICAN-STATESMAN)

Bryce Parks (left) and Makela Mangrich at Dobie Theatre after a showing of "Hands on a Hard Body" in 1999.

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Aspiring film actress Melissa Baez, of San Marcos, (R) compliments actress America Ferrara (L) on her choice of roles following a viewing of her newest film, "Steel City" and a Q & A session at Dobie Theatre in 2006.

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(Karen Warren AMERICAN-STATESMAN)

Quentin Tarantino, right, with hot dog in hand, talks to a group of movie goers at the Dobie Theatre in 1996, before one of his mini-festival of his favorite movies.

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Dobie Theatre lobby

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Dobie Theatre interior

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S.R. Bindler's 'Hands on a Hard Body: The Documentary' enjoyed a very long run at the Dobie.

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