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70Mm Films Shown at the Atrium 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 1 - 04.10.1957 OKLAHOMA (35 mm only) TODD AO 70 2 Weeks 22.08.1958 AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (35 mm only) TODD AO 4 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 2 - 03.10.1958 RAINTREE COUNTY (35 mm only) CAMERA 65 2 Weeks 14.08.1959 WINDJAMMER 3 STRIP CINEMIRACLE 23 Weeks 15.06.1960 WINDJAMMER 3 STRIP CINEMIRACLE 8 Weeks 31.07.1962 WINDJAMMER 3 STRIP CINEMIRACLE 5 Weeks 36 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 3 - 22.01.1960 SOUTH PACIFIC TODD AO 70 4 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 4 - 27.05.1960 THE BIG FISHERMAN PANAVISION 70 1 Week The Newspaper ad did not show in 70 mm 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 5 - 30.09.1960 THE SAVAGE INNOCENTS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 3 Weeks 25.11.1960 BEN HUR CAMERA 65 32 Weeks 05.11.1965 BEN HUR CAMERA 65 1 Week 23.02.1973 BEN HUR CAMERA 65 3 Weeks 13.12.1974 BEN HUR CAMERA 65 7 Weeks 01.04.1977 BEN HUR (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic Sound) CAMERA 65 5 Weeks 22.12.1978 BEN HUR (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic Sound) CAMERA 65 5 Weeks 21.12.1979 BEN HUR CAMERA 65 8 Weeks 18.12.1981 BEN HUR (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic Sound) CAMERA 65 10 Weeks 71 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 6 - 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 7 - 06.10.1961 EXODUS SUPER PANAVISION 70 9 Weeks 27.08.1976 EXODUS SUPER PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 17.02.1978 EXODUS SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 27.03.1981 EXODUS SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 14 Weeks 08.12.1961 SPARTACUS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 12 Weeks 27.06.1969 SPARTACUS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 22.09.1972 SPARTACUS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 03.02.1978 SPARTACUS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 2 Weeks 01.06.1979 SPARTACUS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 3 Weeks 19 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 8 - 13.04.1962 SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD 3 STRIP CINERAMA 12 Weeks 06.07.1962 SOUTH SEAS ADVENTURE 3 STRIP CINERAMA 4 Weeks 07.09.1962 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 12 Weeks 13.06.1969 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 20.07.1973 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 2 Weeks 06.08.1976 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 2 Weeks 01.09.1978 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 05.09.1980 EL CID SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 19 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 9 - 05.04.1963 HOW THE WEST WAS WON 3 STRIP CINERAMA 24 Weeks 09.07.1971 HOW THE WEST WAS WON (70 mm) 3 STRIP CINERAMA 1 Week 25 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 10 - 20.09.1963 55 DAYS AT PEKING SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 10 Weeks 01.10.1965 55 DAYS AT PEKING SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 11.07.1969 55 DAYS AT PEKING SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 11.02.1972 55 DAYS AT PEKING SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 23.10.1981 55 DAYS AT PEKING SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 14 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 11 - 27.11.1963 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM 3 STRIP CINERAMA 7 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 12 - 16.01.1964 CLEOPATRA TODD AO 70 16 Weeks 09.10.1970 CLEOPATRA TODD AO 70 1 Week 17 Weeks 22.05.1964 THE LONG SHIPS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 3 Weeks 28.05.1982 THE LONG SHIPS (35 mm only) SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 2 Weeks 5 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 13 - 13.06.1964 PORGY AND BESS TODD AO 70 2 Weeks 26.06.1964 WEST SIDE STORY PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 14 - 11.09.1964 IT'S A MAD MAD MAD WORLD ULTRA PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 30.07.1976 IT'S A MAD MAD MAD WORLD (35 mm only) ULTRA PANAVISION 70 1 Week 4 Weeks 02.10.1964 THE ALAMO TODD AO 70 1 Week 01.08.1969 THE ALAMO TODD AO 70 1 Week 2 Weeks 23.12.1964 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 37 Weeks 12.08.1966 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weels 13.02.1970 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 13.08.1971 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 15.11.1974 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 25.03.1977 MY FAIR LADY SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 01.08.1991 MY FAIR LADY (35 mm only) SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 54 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 15 - 10.09.1965 CIRCUS WORLD SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 3 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 16 - 08.10.1965 CHEYENNE AUTUMN SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 12.11.1965 THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD ULTRA PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 17 - 10.12.1965 THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES TODD AO 70 15 Weeks 18.07.1969 THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN.... TODD AO 70 1 Week 31.12.1971 THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN.... TODD AO 70 4 Weeks 08.02.1974 THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN.... TODD AO 70 2 Weeks 22 Weeks 25.03.1966 THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL ULTRA PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 22.04.1966 THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY TODD AO 70 4 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 18 - 20.05.1966 THE GREAT RACE 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 20.06.1969 THE GREAT RACE 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Weeks 4 Weeks The first 70 mm Blow-Up title from 35 mm anamorphic Panavision 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 19 - 10.06.1966 BATTLE OF THE BULGE ULTRA PANAVISION 70 5 Weeks 24.03.1972 BATTLE OF THE BULGE ULTRA PANAVISION 70 1 Week 6 Weeks 02.12.1966 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 77 Weeks 30.08.1968 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 6 Weeks 26.09.1969 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 23.10.1970 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 16.11.1973 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 4 Weeks 06.06.1975 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 5 Weeks 23.12.1977 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO 70 MM BLOW-UP 6 Weeks 23.01.1981 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic only) 70 MM BLOW-UP 5 Weeks 01.02.1985 DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic only) 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 101 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 20 - 25.05.1968 THE BIBLE: IN THE BEGINNING DIMENSION 150 5 Weeks 28.06.1968 GRAND PRIX SUPER PANAVISION 70 9 Weeks 25.10.1968 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 6 Weeks 30.07.1971 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 22.06.1972 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 21.09.1973 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 07.02.1975 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 28.11.1975 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 28.04.1978 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 5 Weeks 04.07.1980 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 27.02.1981 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 08.06.1984 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY SUPER PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 24.05.1985 2001 - A SPACE ODYSSEY (35 mm 4-Track Magnetic) SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 34 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 21 - 06.12.1968 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY ULTRA PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 23.06.1972 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY ULTRA PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 27.12.1981 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY ULTRA PANAVISION 70 1 Week 5 Weeks 25.03.1953 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 9 Weeks 22.01.1954 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 6 Weeks 29.01.1957 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 5 Weeks 27.03.1959 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 5 Weeks 08.02.1963 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 8 Weeks 15.07.1966 GONE WITH THE WIND (35 mm only) 2 Weeks 20.12.1968 GONE WITH THE WIND 70 MM BLOW-UP 14 Weeks 08.08.1975 GONE WITH THE WIND 70 MM BLOW-UP 4 Weeks 21.01.1977 GONE WITH THE WIND 70 MM BLOW-UP 7 Weeks 20.11.1979 GONE WITH THE WIND 70 MM BLOW-UP 5 Weeks 65 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 22 - 28.03.1969 KRAKATOA - EAST OF JAVA SUPER PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 16.05.1969 TATI'S PLAYTIME 70 MM - 1.85:1 MITCHELL CAMERA 1 Week 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 23 - 23.05.1969 CUSTER OF THE WEST SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 3 Weeks 08.08.1969 THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE ULTRA PANAVISION 70 1 Week 19.04.1973 THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE ULTRA PANAVISION 70 7 Weeks 11.07.1975 THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE ULTRA PANAVISION 70 3 Weeks 11 Weeks THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE was first shown in Stuttgart on June 12, 1964 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 24 - 15.08.1969 MACKENNA'S GOLD SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 09.07.1976 MACKENNA'S GOLD SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 2 Weeks 22.08.1969 CAN CAN TODD AO 70 1 Week 05.09.1969 FUNNY GIRL 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 12.09.1969 THE SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 25 - 11.10.1969 ICE STATION ZEBRA SUPER PANAVISION 70 4 Weeks 28.11.1969 ALFRED - THE GREAT 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 05.12.1969 WHERE EAGLES DARE 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 26 - 13.03.1970 HERCULES CONQUERS ATLANTIS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 23.07.1976 HERCULES CONQUERS ATLANTIS SUPER TECHNIRAMA 70 1 Week 2 Weeks 29.05.1970 PAINT YOUR WAGON 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 16.10.1970 PAINT YOUR WAGON 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 11.05.1973 PAINT YOUR WAGON 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 16.05.1975 PAINT YOUR WAGON 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 04.12.1981 PAINT YOUR WAGON 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 10 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 27 - 12.06.1970 PATTON DIMENSION 150 2 Weeks 28.08.1970 HELLO DOLLY TODD AO 70 2 Weeks 13.11.1970 WATERLOO 70 MM BLOW-UP 2 Weeks 26.03.1976 WATERLOO 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Weeks 3 Weeks 27.11.1970 KELLY'S HEROES 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 28 - 18.12.1970 RYAN'S DAUGHTER SUPER PANAVISION 70 11 Weeks 08.10.1971 RYAN'S DAUGHTER SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 12 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 29 - 23.04.1971 TORA! TORA! TORA! 70 MM BLOW-UP 3 Weeks 01.08.1975 TORA! TORA! TORA! 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Weeks 4 Weeks 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 30 - TORA! TORA! TORA! - Re-issue 1975 16.07.1971 LIBERATION SOVSCOPE 70 2 Weeks 16.09.1977 LIBERATION SOVSCOPE 70 1 Week 3 Weeks 06.08.1971 GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 70 mm films shown at the Atrium - 31 - 17.09.1971 ELVIS - THAT'S THE WAY IT IS 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 11.08.1978 ELVIS - THAT'S THE WAY IT IS 70 MM BLOW-UP 1 Week 2 Weeks 24.09.1971 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 13.04.1973 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 25.11.1977 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA SUPER PANAVISION 70 1 Week 22.08.1991 LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (Dolby SR) SUPER PANAVISION 70 2 Weeks 6 Weeks 70 mm films shown at
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