Code,911059
Subject,George Fitzpatrick
Date,6/18/11
Interviewer,Mike Rotman
Abstract,"George Fitzpatrick recalls his unique experiences working in Cleveland area theatres, and within Coventry.  "
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Minutes: ,21 minutes
0,Born on W 117th Street. Came to the eastside in 1961. Got a job at a movie theatre and later on became the boss. 
1,"Would through huge parties after the movies, 400-700 people attending. Police raided around 3 or 4 in the morning. "
2,"Signed a blank police statement to get out of trouble. Describes Stanton Adams, a hanging judge. Didn't get in trouble, but had to get a job outside of east Cleveland. "
3,"Owned ""A Little Shop"" bookstore. "
4,Moved to a Dayton to work in a theatre chain. 
5,Becomes the boss of this chain. Ran the theatre from 1970-1988. 
6,"Describes when the cashier hits the panic button and he has ""grass"" all over his desk at the Heights Theatre. "
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8,"Harvey Pikar begins a comic book called ""American Spender"" and Fitzpatrick bought 1500-2000 copies he would hand out at midnight showings. "
9,"Managed Mitchell Candies, now on Lee Road. "
10,"Describes George Worthington-Hoyt, whose family was one of the main suppliers for the Civil War. "
11,Bought Worthington's water bed and had it in his office. 
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13,"Describes raid of the Heights Theatre, not under his management, when ""The Lovers"" was aired. "
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16,"Recalls airing the 3D skin flick of ""The Stewardesses."" A priest had a heart attack in the theatre and died. "
17,"Man who owned Carol Drug would photograph nude photos of the actress from Youngstown that was in ""The Stewardesses."""
18,Describes other unique people in the area. 
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