Katie Holmes knows how to draw a crowd ┠including anti-Scientology demonstrators. Nearly 100 people bordered up after-school the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Thursday night an hour before Holmes acted on Broadway for the archetypal time in a preview performance for “All My Sons.” Not in the line: roughly 30 Scientology protesters who stood down a barricade and loudly musical “Scientology kills!” Some wore masks like in the movie “V for Vendetta,” and united poster read: “FREE KATIE.” Moments before the curtain went up, Holmes’ husband — and Hollywood’s most known Scientologist — Tom Cruise entered the theater, where he mingled and shook hands with some other theatergoers who took photos and clapped. He then hugged Dustin Hoffman, who was nonmoving a couple rows away, which drew other cheer wrong the theater. Amid the hubbub, it took awhile for people to take their seats.
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