Pasaka Cinema
Movie theater in Lithuania
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Pasaka Cinema (Lithuanian: Pasakos kino teatras) is an Art Deco style former cinema in Kaunas, Lithuania.[1] At that time of the opening, the cinema was amongst the most modern in Kaunas.[2]
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