Did Tate actually visit a cinema alone to watch one of her movies

I read that the late actor Robert Forster (Jackie Brown) was spotted at a theater watching his own performance in the 1998 remake of Psycho. Interestingly, he was spotted at the Village Theater in Westwood -- across the street from the Bruin theater in Westwood(where Tate sees HER movie; "Pendulum" is playing at the Village.)

Tarantino's real life experience also took place at the Bruin. He was "only" the writer of "True Romance," so he couldn't prove he was IN the movie, like Tate. But he showed his driver's license to match it up to the writer's credit on the poster.

At yet still ANOTHER Westwood Village theater (the Avco -- I think it is gone now) I saw "Carrie" at a late night showing in 1976 and a major actor was in there alone watching it: Jon Voight. He wasn't in it, though.

Note: In the 60s and 70's, the movie theaters in Westwood Village(in West LA next to the UCLA campus) largely replaced the more crummy Hollywood Boulevard area theaters as "the theaters where the stars go." In recent years, it seems that Westwood Village has lost its charm as a movie district -- college kids and movie stars have other ways to see movies these days.

PS. He did it more as a "work assignment," but Clint Eastwood was famous for wearing a cap, beard and sunglasses and entering theaters to watch his films with an audience. This was in the 70's when he was younger and more a movie star than a director.