SAN JOSE-The San Jose City Council has unanimously approved an agreement with the CineLux theater chain to reopen the Pavilion movie theaters in Downtown San Jose.
The eight-screen movie theater, built with $4.6 million in public money, has been closed for more than two years since United Artists backed up a truck and moved out in the middle of the night in January 2000.
Councilwoman Cindy Chavez, who represents the downtown area, said the Pavilion's closure has been a blow to the area.
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