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Southampton Chamber Hosts Drive-In Movies At Coopers Beach

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The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

The Chamber of Commerce Drive-In at Cooper Beach last year.

author on Jul 6, 2012
The Southampton Chamber of Commerce will kick off its Monday night Summer Drive-In Movie Series with a screening of “The Adventures Of Tintin,” on Monday, July 9, at Coopers Beach... more

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