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Theater Demolition (Part 1), Sterling

Published September 4, 2021

Views 15.3K  |  Likes 203  |  Comments 22
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John Z WetmoreJohn Z Wetmore
32.9K subs•1.2K videos•Mar 2007

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15,358

Likes

203

Comments

22

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Total (all-time): $11 – $31

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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http://www.pedestrians.org Demolition of the Countryside Regal Cinema multiplex in Sterling, Virginia. (Part 1) The theater was built in 1996. It will be replaced by a multifamily housing development. Produced by John Z Wetmore, producer of "Perils For Pedestrians".

Published
September 4, 2021
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Total views
15.3K
Total likes
203
Total comments
22
Published
September 4, 2021
Global rank by views
#15,209,873

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