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Saturday, November 20th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm
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Salvador and Carmen Toscano’s classic Mexican revolution documentary, featuring the likes of Pancho Villa himself, will be screened at the Million Dollar Theater. Organized by the Cervantes Center of Arts and Letters to commemorate Mexico’s centennial and as a tribute to the Fundación Toscano, Memories of a Mexican - edited together by Carmen Toscano for a 1950 release from her father’s footage shot in the 1910’s – will be brought to brand new audiences on November 20th, at 7 PM
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WHERE: Million Dollar Theatre 307 S Broadway Ave Los Angeles, CA 90013 www.milliondollartheater.com HOOD: Downtown |
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