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Grandiose theater—boasting red velvet curtain, chadelier, and opera booths—hosts first-run movies and classic cinema
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Deborahtop reviewerhelpful reviewer
90 ratings71 reviews
The movie experience was great as the theater is a classic, but I wasn't crazyabout the taste of their popcorn.
Joannetop reviewer
10 ratings6 reviews
Love it. Old fashioned charming theatre with organ player before movie.
Alantop reviewer
36 ratings16 reviews
Always an event to spend the evening here, staff is always friendly
Rachel
5 ratings4 reviews
This is awonderful trip back into the movie times of the 40's and 50's. Atmosphere is A+, and the prices are great! Greeted at the door by the owner, staff is courteous, and snacks are fine.
laura
4 ratings4 reviews
Just a really good, nostalgic theater that has been around since the 1920s.
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About This Deal
Choose from Three Options
$12 for a movie package for one ($17.75 value)
- One movie ticket
- One 20 oz. soda
- One small popcorn
$22 for a movie package for two ($33 value)
- Two movie tickets
- Two 20 oz. sodas
- Two mini popcorns
$42 for a movie package for four ($66 value)
- Four movie tickets
- Four 20 oz. sodas
- Four mini popcorns
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Subject to availability. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift(s). Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.
About Lafayette Theatre
Opened in 1924, the Lafayette Theatre first ushered filmgoers into the swashbuckling world of the French Revolution with the silent classic Scaramouche. And the movie palace, which is appointed with a grandiose French and Italian Renaissance style, has remained a Suffern touchstone by introducing 3D technology, CinemaScope, and, in the late 1980s, the Mighty Wurlitzer pipe organ. These days, jaunty organ tunes precede Saturday classics and Saturday-night features inside the renovated, single-screen theater, which specializes in first-run Hollywood flicks and classic cinema. One of the "great places to revel in cinematic grandeur," according to USA Today, the 942-seat theater surrounds visitors with ornate touches like a crystal chandelier, a red velvet curtain, and opera booths sans distracting Muppets.