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• Latinos Imparables Tour: Jesse And Joy & La Santa Cecilia tickets in New York, NY at Gramercy Theatre on Wednesday June 5, 2013.
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Did You Know?

Cinema V changed to City Cinemas in the late 80's, and did record breaking business until Cineplex Odeon opened the 9-screen Chelsea Cinemas and large audiences disappeared from Gramercy.In 1992, City Cinemas closed the theatre after using it briefly as a Hollywood classics revival house.In 1995, Amit Govil, a real estate investor revived the theatre into the only movie house in the five boroughs to exclusively feature films made in India.

It was also used around this time as the location shoot for The Fugees video Killing me Softly.In 1998, the theatre was renovated into a 499-seat playhouse to present Off Broadway theatrical productions, the largest in the city.

The Gramercy Theatre was part of this expansion.Some of the programming that the New York Times lists in the 50s for the Gramercy Theatre switched from single bookings to double features, a novel approach for the time.

There were a mix of foreign, sub-run mainstream, Disney films, and revivals.In the early 1970's, the Theatre was a dollar-theater, showing third run movies.

Soon after, in 2002, the Museum of Modern Art used the theater as a temporary film-house, while its location at the Lincoln Center was remodeled.From 2002-2004, the theater was simultaneously used as a film-house and an Off-Broadway playhouse.

The theatre was considered an "art house" due to eclectic programming, no admittance near the end of a film (unheard of back then), and coffee served in the waiting area.Cinema V, grew from Rugoff and Becker theaters, a chain started in 1921 by Don Rugoff's father.