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Some Important Information:

  
 
LOCATION:
  
  The Bijou's address is 492 East 13th Avenue. We are situated between Mill and Ferry Streets, four blocks west of the University of Oregon campus. You can't miss us. Look for the large, off-white, "Spanish Mission"-style building on the south side of the street. It was designed by the first dean of the U of O School of Architecture in 1925. If you want to call us, the phone number is 686-2458.
 
 
PRICES:
  
 

Admission to shows starting before 6pm is $4.00. General admission is $6.00 Sunday through Wednesday and $7.00 Thursday through Saturday. Late Night (films, when we have them, starting after 11pm) admission is $4.00 Friday through Sunday. Seniors are $ 4.50 and children 12 and under are $3.50. We also sell movie pass books of 5 for $22.50 or 10 for $40.00 (equals two FREE admissions, or more if you come on Thursdays!!) that are good Sunday through Thursday.We also sell new punch passes! 20 admission card: only $100 and 20 SENIOR admission card: only $50!
The Bijou also now accepts credit and debit card payment!

  
 
AMENITIES:
  
  In addition to the standard movie theater fare of pop, popcorn (organic), and candy, we also sell Naked Juice, Thomas Kemper Root Beer, Vitamin Water, ice cream novelties, coffee, chai and hot tea.  
 
MEMORABILIA
  
  GIFT CERTIFICATES, posters, and sometimes tee-shirts and novelty items associated with a particular film.  
 
PARKING:
  
  If the Bijou's parking lot is full, additional parking is available one block east of the Bijou in the Women's Care Associates' parking lot located on the southwest corner of the intersection at East 13th Avenue and Patterson Street.  
 
ANSWERS to frequently asked questions:
  
 
  • Because you didn't bring enough for everyone.
  • Yep, you got it -- SOLD OUT does mean no more seats available. (ML)
  • I think it might irritate the customers that showed up on time if we "rewind" it for you.
  • No.
  • Yes, but I didn't exhale.
  • Only with a Check Guarantee Card.
  • Yes.
  • Once, but I was really drunk.
  • Of course it's very dangerous, but if I didn't run the projectors then pretty girls like you couldn't watch movies.
  • Out the glass doors and to the right.
  • Fifty bucks. Same as in town.
  
  (Thanks to Jerry W. and wife for most or all of the above.)