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Pines Theater screening Christmas classics Sundays in December

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LUFKIN, TX (KTRE) -

 The newly renovated Pines Theater in downtown Lufkin opens to the public December 1st.

 Every Sunday in December leading up to Christmas, the theater will screen classic holiday movies for five dollar admission.

Along with movies each week there will be different events such as a tacky sweater contest, free milk and cookies and photos with Santa. The theater's renovation started in 2009 as a part of the downtown Lufkin restoration project.

For season tickets and concert dates visit www.thepineslufkin.com.

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