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Posted by Mark Lensenmayer (Member # 134) on 06-04-2008, 09:11 AM:

The Ohio Theatre's 39th film series...Tickets $3.50 or $3.00 for us old folks. All films feature the Mighty Morton Theatre Organ (usually played by Clark Wilson). A note for purists: All films have an intermission whether they need one or not! Guess the old folks have to go to the restroom! All films are 35mm, reel to reel, shown in a beautifully restored 1928 theatre.

Evening shows at 7:30, with matinees at 2.

Thunderball - June 6 & 8
Sabrina - June 11-13
Thoroughly Modern Millie June 14-15
(Replaced by VICTOR/VICTORIA due to Universal fire)
Planet of the Apes - June 18-20
Cartoon Capers - June 21 - 10:00am
Back to the Future - June 21-22
His Girl Friday - June 25-26
Duck Soup/It's A Gift - June 27
Notorious - June 29
Miracle of Morgan's Creek - July 2
1776 - July 5-6
The Color Purple - July 9-11
Oklahoma - July 12-13
Sparrows (1926 silent film) - July 15-16
When Harry Met Sally - 7/18
Muppet Christmas Carol = July 19 (10:00am)
White Christmas - July 19-20
Once Upon a Time In The West - July 23-24
Third Man - July 25
Monty Python's Meaning of Life - July 25 (11:00pm)
Shall We Dance - July 26-27

For showtimes and more details, see The CAPA webpage.

SUMMER GOODIES AT THE WEXNER CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Here are some of the more interesting events at the Wexner. The outdoor films are usually 35mm:

June 19 - THE MUMMY Shown (OUTSIDE on the patio)
July 11 - 2001 (70mm print shown in the theatre)
July 17 - LADY FROM SHANGHAI (Shown OUTSIDE on the patio)
August 21 - 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH (Shown OUTSIDE on the patio)
August 28 - TALK OF THE TOWN (Cary Grant) (Shown OUTSIDE at the Ohio State Capital Building)

For details, and information on the Kubrick Retrospective, see the Wexner webpage.

[ 06-05-2008, 06:58 AM: Message edited by: Mark Lensenmayer ]