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PHILADELPHIA — For much of America, the Metropolitan Opera’s broadcasting of select Saturday afternoon performances meant getting a dose of culture at (or near) a mall. In suburban Philadelphia, the sold-out showing of “I Puritani” at the AMC Theatre in Neshaminy Mall was packed with a crowd of opera lovers of a certain age — and the boxes of popcorn were notably absent.
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