Hand-poured with notes of butter and salt.
For nearly four decades, The Harlem Theater gave moviegoers not just a venue to enjoy the latest feature films, but a way to bridge the gap between young and old audiences around the city. In 1973, the theater would screen it’s final flick following a fire that burned the once-bustling structure to the ground.
Hand-poured with notes of butter and salt.
For nearly four decades, The Harlem Theater gave moviegoers not just a venue to enjoy the latest feature films, but a way to bridge the gap between young and old audiences around the city. In 1973, the theater would screen it’s final flick following a fire that burned the once-bustling structure to the ground.