Events
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November 19, 2010
CineMiracle’s “Windjammer” at Warner Grand
SAN PEDRO, CA – “Windjammer: The Voyage of the Christian Radich”
Hi Def digital on the 50 foot screen, filmed in CineMiracle
Sunday, November 21, 6 p.m. $10Warner Grand Theatre
478 West 6th Street
San Pedro, California
310.548.7672See this exciting screening of the record of a training cruise of the full-rigged S/S Christian Radich from Oslo across the Atlantic through the Cariibbean to New York and back home again.
Bob Jensen, Manteno, Illinois
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November 17, 2010
70mm! Premiere of New Restored Soundtrack! “West Side Story”
HOLLYWOOD, CA — “West Side Story” winner of 10 Oscars including Best Picture
70mm, Filmed in Panavision 70, Technicolor
Thursday, November 18, 7:30 PM
Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood, California
323.466.FILMAfter years of searching and restoration efforts, the full original 6-track mag masters have been recovered and restored, bringing back the glory of this magnificent sound mix, which has not been heard with prints since the early 1970s. Hear the long-awaited “re-premire” of this complete original soundtrack.
Bob Jensen, Manteno, Illinois
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November 12, 2010
Three LA Philharmonic concerts to be presented live in HD at 450 theaters
LOS ANGELES, CA – The range of entertainment presented in the form of high definition, live broadcasts to movie theaters continues to grow. Denver-based Fathom Events and the Los Angeles Philharmonic have announced that three concerts will be broadcast live to at least 450 theaters beginning in January. These offerings are in addition to the popular Metropolitan Opera HD presentations, as well as several rock concerts, and special classic movie presentations.
Gustavo Dudamel, the Phil’s music director, will conduct all three transmitted concerts from Walt Disney Concert Hall. The first will be a Jan. 9 program that will include John Adams' “Slonimsky’s Earbox,” Bernstein’s Symphony No. 1 (“Jeremiah”) and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7.
An all-Tchaikovsky program on March 13 will comprise music from “Romeo and Juliet,” “Hamlet” and “The Tempest.” The final program, June 5, will be Brahms' Symphony No. 4 and Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra In A Minor, Op. 102, featuring as soloists the Capuçon brothers, violinist Renaud and cellist Gautier.
There is more in the LA Times.
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November 11, 2010
All About The Music Box & Hawaii Theaters
The [http://www.lahtf.org] Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation[/url]
in association with Hollywood Heritage presents
ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC BOX & HAWAII THEATRES
a free comprehensive insider’s tour of a successful adaptively re-used Classic and a peek inside the Hawaii/Salvation ArmySaturday, November 13, 10:30 am; doors open at 10:00am
Music Box, 6126 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028-5310-
Music Box Website
The Public is Invited. Admission: $7 — free for LAHTF and HHMembers
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November 5, 2010
Orpheum Photography Show and Documentary Premiere release
NEW BEDFORD, MA — “Eye on the Orpheum”
New Bedford Orpheum Photography Show and Documentary Premiere release
Admission is Free
The organization O.R.P.H., INC. (Orpheum Rising Project Helpers) with support of the Community Building Mini- Grant Program of the United Way of Greater New Bedford and Reynolds DeWalt Printing are proud to announce plans for a photography exhibit and documentary premiere. The event will feature expert photography by these distinguished photographers; Neil Alexander, Jason Baker, Amy Butts, Frank Grace, Brian Rapoza, John Robson, Denn Santoro and many others.
This event will be held at…
Gallery X in the Douglass Gallery from November 7th to November 21st.
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November 4, 2010
The “Horror-Thon” - November 5-7 at the Lafayette Theatre
SUFFERN, NY — IT’S BACK!
The Lafayette Theatre’s world-famous Horror-Thon returns! November 5-6-7 at the Lafayette Theatre in Suffern, NY.
The Lafayette’s “Horror-Thon” unspools with nine fantastic shows, including Saturday’s four movie salute to Universal Horror and the New York theatrical Premiere on Friday night of the indie horror film “What Really Frightens You?”, which had several scenes filmed at the Lafayette! Tickets are $9 for each movie; Full Festival pass – $70; special Saturday-only “Salute to Universal Horror” pass – $32.
Show schedule:
Friday, November 5
7:30 – Carnival of Souls (1962, Candace Hilligoss)
9:45 – What Really Frightens You? (2010, New York Theatrical Premiere of the indie horror film from director Richard W. Haines. Note: certain scenes from What Really Frightens You? were filmed at the Lafayette! -
October 29, 2010
Landis Theatre starts classic movie series
VINELAND, NJ — The Landis Theatre, which reopened as a performing arts center in May, is inaguranting a once-a-month classic movie series in addition to its live performance offerings. The first film will be 1961’s “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”
“It was always kind of in our thoughts and our plans to do a film series,” Hickman said. “It was just a matter of getting in touch with the right movie house.”
The Landis originally opened as a movie theater in 1937. It showed hundreds of films on the silver screen (and two screens at one time) until it permanently closed in 1987.
Landis Theater was renovated and reopened in May as a performing arts center, part of an ambitious plan to rejuvenate downtown Vineland. Already, it has played host to some movie events.
There is more the Daily Journal.
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“Street Trash” - Hosted by Roy Frumkes
METUCHEN, NJ — On Staurday November 6th, Crystal Plumage proudly presents “Street Trash”, hosted by writer/producer Roy Frumkes at the Forum Theatre Arts Center. It will be shown on original 35mm print! We will have an introduction, Q&A session, and autograph signing by Roy Frumkes. Also everyone who buys a ticket gets entered into a drawing for a sweet prize package including dvds, limited silk screened poster, and an awesome Street Trash shirt from our sponsors over at Fright Rag.
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October 28, 2010
Underbelly presents “Trailer Trash”
NORTHFIELD, NJ – Back in July Northfield NJ’s Tilton 9 theater hosted Newt Wallen and the gang from Underbelly for a special night of classic movie previews and ads.
After 10 years running theaters and a whole lot of NO’S Wallen was finely able to bring “Trailer Trash” to the big screen.
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October 18, 2010
“The Mayor’s Gala” to be held at Lebowsky Center
OWOSSO, MI — Owosso mayor Benjamin Fredrick will host “The Mayor' Gala” to note the completion of exterior work on the fire-gutted Lebowsky Center on Friday evening, October 22. Owosso Community Players director Linda Keenan said will be a celebration of the theater’s new roof and walls. Proceeds from the event will be used to pay for Phase II of construction to complete the theater’s restoration. Design work will soon be underway on the interior and the project is expected to be completed in 2012.
Additional details from the Argus-Press Tickets for the event are available online from http://www.owossoplayers.com.