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[[File:AzRepublic.png|200px|thumb|right|Ad from the Arizona Republic on May 5, 1976]]''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' began its run at the UA Chris-Town Mall Cinemas 6 on May 5,1976 and did not last long (two weeks at the most, though more likely one). The film was given a scathing review in the ''Arizona Republic'' on May 8, which called it (among other un-insightful things) "an offensive foray into glittering gaydom" and dismissed it as "simply foul." In the early '80s, when [[The Sombrero Playhouse]] closed, ''Rocky Horror'' returned as a Midnight Movie with its own devoted following at the Chris-Town mall.
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[[File:AzRepublic.png|200px|thumb|right|Ad from the Arizona Republic on May 5, 1976]]''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' began its run at the UA Chris-Town Mall Cinemas 6 on May 5,1976 and did not last long (two weeks at the most, though more likely one). The film was given a scathing review in the ''Arizona Republic'' on May 8, which called it (among other un-insightful things) "an offensive foray into glittering gaydom" and dismissed it as "simply foul." In 1981, when [[The Sombrero Playhouse]] closed, ''Rocky Horror'' returned as a Midnight Movie with its own devoted following at the Chris-Town mall.

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Ad from the Arizona Republic on May 5, 1976
The Rocky Horror Picture Show began its run at the UA Chris-Town Mall Cinemas 6 on May 5,1976 and did not last long (two weeks at the most, though more likely one). The film was given a scathing review in the Arizona Republic on May 8, which called it (among other un-insightful things) "an offensive foray into glittering gaydom" and dismissed it as "simply foul." In 1981, when The Sombrero Playhouse closed, Rocky Horror returned as a Midnight Movie with its own devoted following at the Chris-Town mall.