Description

This mid-town theater has been a fixture of Baltimore's cinema scene since 1939- first as one of the city's many first-run movie houses and later as one of its few art houses. It has five screens, stadium style seating, and features major Hollywood releases, foreign and independent films. Along with the Senator Theater, The Charles is co-host of the annual Maryland Film Festival.
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Tips

Know Before You Go: The box office opens a half an hour before the first show.
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Save Money: For the serious cinephile, Cinema Sundays offer brunch, a movie and lively post-film discussions--all for a reasonable price.
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Editorial Reviews

In Short In a city short on downtown movie theaters, Baltimore takes pride in this longtime Mount Vernon institution. Housed in a Beaux-Arts building that originally stored cable cars, the theater retains its century-old charm. High windows, industrial ceilings and traditional ticket and snack counters provide a fitting contrast to more modern features like leather couches and stylish cafe ...
Rated 4.35 stars by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
Historic and cozy, this is Savannah's premier gay-friendly guesthouse. An 1889 Victorian B&B, it has an old-fashioned charm with antiques, double staircases, two formal parlors, and angel ceiling borders. Accommodations include four-poster beds with antiques, silk carpets, porcelains, working fireplaces, and period prints. All units contain neatly kept bathrooms with showers. The small-scale inn has ...
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