Community Corner Interview: Maran Garland of The Paramount Theater

Community Corner Interview: Maran Garland of The Paramount Theater

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We spoke with Maran Garland, Director of Marketing at The Paramount Theater about Be A Light Community Celebration – Paramount at the Movies Presents: The Majestic.

On Sunday January 24th, they are hosting a community movie screening of the 2004 film, the Majestic, as a thank you to everyone who purchased buttons in support of their Be A Light campaign. More information on the event is here, and a past Community Corner interview with Maran Garland about the Be A Light Campaign is here.

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