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Celebrity Theatre

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Phoenix Phoenix Star Theatre Celebrity Theatre 1963
Phoenix Phoenix Star Theatre Celebrity Theatre 1963

Celebrity Theatre is a theater in the round located in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Celebrity Theatre
North 32nd Street, Phoenix

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N 33.4544 ° E -112.0147 °
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Celebrity Theatre

North 32nd Street 440
85008 Phoenix
Arizona, United States
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