Spectral browsers shock readers at New York living room in re-enactment of movie

New York"s open libraries are confronting the misfortune bill cuts in their history. Who are they going to call? Ghostbusters, of course.

With due appropriation cuts of roughly US$37m (�26m), that officials envision would force the closure of 10 libraries, revoke opening hours at superfluous branches and meant the loss of 736 members of staff, campaigners are asking endangered supporters to write to their inaugurated officials about the cuts and to present to the cause. The ultimate step in the debate to lift recognition about the bill cuts, however, was a small some-more dramatic.

Readers in the New York Public Library"s 100-year-old celebration of the mass room were dismayed to see 3 "ghosts" solve down between them. This was an relate of the 1984 film"s opening moments, in that the living room features. One of the ghosts was primarily stopped by a security ensure (Guard: "Sir, what are you doing?" Ghost: "Um … vivid the library"), but saying that the apparitions, clad in white sheets with holes for their eyes, weren"t causing a reeling – one was celebration of the mass a book, one perusing the dictionary, one utilizing the internet – people returned to their work. Minutes later, 4 Ghostbusters entered the room, chased the ghosts around desks and gay tourists and herded them out in to the streets.

The re-enactment was combined by Improv Everywhere, whom the organisation the living room asked to theatre a "mission" on the skill "to remind people of how good the NYPL is" and to proclaim the D