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This year, the Paramount Summer Classic Series kicks off with a major milestone: the 75th anniversary of our beloved annual opener, . By bringing this timeless film back to our big screen along with the many others you'll read about on this calendar, we hope to create new memories and new favorites for you and your family and . By on 35mm film, we continue our mission to champion the preservation of film on film whenever possible. As always, we have over 100 movies for you this summer, so look forward to more well-preserved film prints and dazzling digital restorations, romance and laughs and thrills and more. We hope you'll join us in celebrating the glorious history of the SUMMER CLASSIC FILM SERIES movies once again! screening at the Paramount will be marked with a , while films screening at Stateside will be marked with a . Presented by:

Get ready to parrr-taaayyyyy and warm up for the Summer Classic Film Series Real Cool Hands - Tues, June 13 – Sun, June 18 with the BRIDESMAIDS PUB RUN PRESENTED BY WHOLE FOODS MARKET, Here are a few of cinema’s most iconic characters starring Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, and an audience full of tipsy joggers. We request the pleasure of your at the Stateside Theatre, Tuesday May 23 at 6:00pm! 50TH ANNIVERSARY! 60TH ANNIVERSARY! In the Heat of the Night Jailhouse Rock (1967, 110min/color, DCP) , Rod (1957, 96min/b&w, 35mm) , Judy Tyler, Star-Crossed Lovers – Thurs, May 25 – Sun, May 28 Steiger, , and . Directed by Mickey Shaughnessy, and . Directed by Because film fans like their love affairs doomed . As the brilliant detective Virgil . Though Elvis Presley starred in many Tibbs, Sidney Poitier finds himself stranded in a musicals, arguably none were as entertaining as this great care to establish a captivating romance before southern town overflowing with racial prejudice. As black-and-white riot. As recently paroled teenage OPENING NIGHT FILM! the local sheriff in over his head, must 75th ANNIVERSARY! fate steps in. Live Irish music by The Here & Now crooner Vince Everett, Presley develops a rock-and-roll before the film! 7:30pm Fri 5/26. decide whether to accept Tibbs’ help or let a murder stage presence much like the one he thrilled Casablanca go unsolved. Needless to say, sparks fly. 7pm Tues audiences with in real life, leading to a hip-swiveling (1942, 102min/b&w, 35mm) , 50th ANNIVERSARY! 6/13, 9pm Thurs 6/15. number that had the whole world talking. , , , Conrad Jailhouse Elvis photo booth! 3:15pm Sat 6/17. Veidt, , and . Directed Bonnie and Clyde The French Connection by . The world may have changed (1967, 111min/color, 35mm) , Faye 40TH ANNIVERSARY! since 1942, but we’ve always had CASABLANCA. Dunaway, Michael (1971, 104min/color, DCP) , Celebrating its 75 th anniversary this year, this J. Pollard, Gene , and . Directed by Saturday mesmerizing classic continues Hackman, Estelle . Gene Hackman stars as Detective to age well, thanks to Bogart Parsons, and Gene Jimmy “Popeye” Doyle, a hard-edged New York cop Night Fever and Bergman and Rains and Wilder. Directed by who snuffs out crime by any means necessary. This the list goes on, not to mention . With gritty thriller was the first R-rated movie to win the (1977, 118min/color, DCP) John a screenplay that will never be its frank discussions Oscar for Best Picture, and its car chase sequence is Travolta, Karen Lynn Gorney, Barry topped. If you’ve never teared of sexuality and the stuff of legend. 9:05pm Tues 6/13, 7pm Miller, and Donna Pescow. Directed up to La Marseillaise and famously violent Thurs 6/15. by . applauded the beginning of a conclusion, Arthur Penn’s era-defining masterpiece used the role of dancing king Tony beautiful friendship with a suggested that, where was going, strict 35TH ANNIVERSARY! Manero as a launchpad to the stars, huge audience in a grand movie palace before, this censorship could not follow. This thrilling film made turning the film into one of the most is the year to do it! Film Fan Members will be treated a star, announced the arrival of two Fast Times at treasured artifacts of the era in the process. Of to an Opening Night Party at 6pm before the Genes (Hackman and Wilder), and won Estelle course, it didn’t hurt to have some of the Bee Gees’ screening with free beer/wine/popcorn and free Parsons an Academy Award. 2pm Sun 5/28. Ridgemont High catchiest tunes adorning the soundtrack. Disco photo admission. 7pm Thurs 5/25. (1982, 90min/color, booth! 5:05pm Sat 6/17. DCP) , Jennifer 20TH ANNIVERSARY! Badlands Jason Leigh, Judge 50TH ANNIVERSARY! Reinhold, Robert (1973, 95min/color, DCP) , Sissy Romanus, and Phoebe Cool Hand Luke Spacek, Ramon Bieri, and Warren Oates. Directed by Cates. Directed by Amy (1997, 195min/color, DCP) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate (1967, 126min/color, 35mm) , George . In 1973, this stunning film heralded Heckerling. Sean Penn Winslet, , , , Kennedy, , and . Directed first-time director Terrence Malick as an unmatched launched his career into , and . Directed by . What we’ve got here is an conjurer of cinematic beauty. the stratosphere with his by James . Much like my absolute classic. Paul Newman gives a staggering Martin Sheen and starring role here as heart, the legend of this will performance as Luke, a man who refuses to star as young, disillusioned lovers lovable stoner Jeff Spicoli, go on and on. Thanks to the star- cooperate with a failed system, eats a whole bunch of who embark on a murderous not to mention that this making performances of the perfectly eggs, and recognizes that, sometimes, nothing can be journey based loosely on a real-life perfect teen also marked the film debuts of cast Leonard DiCaprio and Kate a real cool hand. Treat Dad! Check out our Father's crime spree that rocked the country and , the Winslet and the measured direction of Day packages online! 2pm Sun 6/18. in the late . 4:10pm Sun debut of , and the feature-length , this takes 5/28. debut of , whose screens 55TH ANNIVERSARY! later this summer. 7pm Fri 6/16. Dr. No From the Archives of the Harry Ransom Center The Big (1962, 110min/color, 35mm) , Ursula – Tues, May 30 – Thurs, June 1 Andress, , Jack Lord, and Bernard Celebrating Austin’s world-renowned research library and museum Lebowski Lee. Directed by Terence Young. roared onto the screen and never looked back in this thrilling (1998, 117min/color, DCP) , John York City of riff raff. Though a certain quote steals debut, thanks in large part to Sean Connery’s NEW DCP RESTORATION! Goodman, , , and Philip most of the press, the film has much more going for it, charismatic and captivating portrayal. Bond journeys Seymour Hoffman. Directed by Joel Coen and Ethan including gorgeous and a typically deep underground to thwart the evil schemes of the Coen. The stakes seemingly couldn’t be lower, yet this The Lion in Winter masterful score from . 7pm Wed villainous Dr. No, a founding member of the criminal (1968, 134min/color, DCP) Peter O’Toole, Katharine 5/31, 9:20pm Thurs 6/1. enduring cult classic is absolutely riveting from start to group SPECTRE that Hepburn, Jane Merrow, John Castle, , finish. Jeff Bridges turns in a career-defining continues to plague 007 and . Directed by . performance as The Dude, who abides over the to this very day. Treat If you’ve always wanted a WHO’S AFRAID OF A Streetcar strangest cast of characters ever assembled. Some Dad! Check out our set in Medieval times, have I got a may call it a “stoner comedy,” but, in the hands of the Father's Day packages movie for you! Cinematic titans Peter O’Toole (as King Named Desire Coens, it’s so much more. Wear your bathrobe for a online! 4:25pm Sun Henry II) and Katherine Hepburn (as his estranged chance to win a gift certificate to Dart Bowl! 6/18. wife Eleanor of Aquitane) engage in deliciously (1951, 122min/b&w, 35mm) , Vivien 8:45pm Fri 6/16. written verbal warfare while their three sons each plot Leigh, , and . Directed by Elia to assume the throne. This remarkable cast was Kazan. As far as first impressions go, you could do worse than Brando does here in his first major movie playing a before HBO was even role, screaming his wife’s name so loudly that it still Family Film Festival – Sat, June 17 born. O’Toole’s archives were recently acquired by echoes today. Finally, moviegoers around the world See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! the Ransom Center. 7:30pm Tues 5/30. could see what all the fuss was about on , with Kazan’s assured direction and ’s and the Chocolate Factory weary, sweat-drenched score elevating the play to new heights. TAXI DRIVER and A (1971, 100min/color, DCP) , , and . (1976, 114min/color, DCP) , Jodie STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE are Directed by . wasn’t your typical children’s author, and no film Foster, , , both featured in the Ransom adaptation has captured his perspective quite as well as this beloved musical. The key , and Cybill Shepherd. Center’s current exhibition, Stories to its success is, of course, Gene Wilder in the title role – the twinkle in his eye and Directed by . Martin to Tell, which will be open through gentleness in his voice will never cease to capture the imagination. Willy Wonka Scorsese etched himself into the July 16. 9:10pm Wed 5/31, himself will hand out free chocolate while supplies last! 1pm Sat 6/17. Hollywood firmament with this 7pm Thurs 6/1. portrait of an unstable cab driver who believes it’s his duty to rid New You’re Lookin’ at Legends - Tues, June 20 – Wed, June 21 The remarkable stories of two iconic musicians Taking Down Dictation – Mon, June 5 20TH ANNIVERSARY! Coal Miner’s Daughter Two films that laugh in the face of tyranny (1980, 125min/color, DCP) Sissy Spacek, , Levon Helm, and William Sanderson. Directed The Great (1997, 127min/color, 35mm) , Jackie by Michael Apted. Setting a high standard that most bananas Guerra, Jon Seda, and Edward James Olmos. biopics have since failed to meet, director Michael (1971, 82min/color, 35mm) , Louise (1940, 126min/b&w, 35mm) Charlie , Directed by Gregory Nava. Though her life was Apted expertly tells the story of Loretta Lynn and her Lasser, and Carlos Montalban. Directed by Woody , and . Directed by tragically cut short at the age of 23, Tejano music remarkable rise to fame. Sissy Spacek Allen. After the surprise success of his . Charlie Chaplin finally took the sensation Selena left us a legacy defined by the pure received the Oscar for TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, Woody Allen received plunge into talking pictures more than ten years after joy of her stage presence and musicianship. In this her chameleonic work here, ably a bigger budget for this next film, a madcap, Marx sound arrived in Hollywood, and he makes the poignant film, Jennifer Lopez, on the cusp of supported by Tommy Lee Jones as Brothers-esque depiction of a New Yorker who biggest splash possible with this dark aimed stardom herself, captures the generosity of spirit Loretta’s (mostly) supportive husband becomes engulfed in a Latin American revolution. squarely at and . His and raw talent that defined Selena’s all-too-short Doolittle. Before the 6/21 show, Allen continues to lay on the high-concept comedy, ability to make serious political statements while career. Before the 6/20 show, join us for our enjoy classic Loretta tunes including a memorable retaining his unmatched "Anything for Salinas" Happy Hour from 6- performed by Devin Jake! scene involving sports sense of humor was 7pm, featuring live music by Selena tribute 9:25pm Tues 6/20, commentator Howard another testament to his band Bidi Bidi Banda, pizza, and more! 7pm Wed 6/21. Cosell. 7pm Mon 6/5. cinematic genius. 7pm Tues 6/20, 9:20pm Wed 6/21. 8:40pm Mon 6/5. Women at Work - Thurs, June 22 – Fri, June 23 Sticking it to the man You Must Remember This – Tues, June 6 – Thurs, June 8 Stories that should never be forgotten Working Girl 9 to 5 60TH ANNIVERSARY! (1988, 113min/color, DCP) , (1980, 109min/color, Schindler’s List , , , DCP) , Lily (1993, 195min/b&w & color, DCP) , , and . Directed by Mike Tomlin, , , and . Directed by Steven , and (1957, 88min/b&w, DCP) , Ralph Nichols. In this dazzling , Melanie Spielberg. In what would prove to be the most Sterling Hayden. Directed Meeker, and . Directed by Stanley Griffith discovers that even her own ideas aren’t safe personal undertaking of his career, director Steven by Colin Higgins. Only a Kubrick. This stunning anti- stars the always in a workplace filled with traitorous bosses and Spielberg set out to depict the horrors of the Holocaust classic cinematic buffoon fascinating Kirk Douglas as a French colonel in lecherous coworkers. She finally decides to take through the singular story of Oskar Schindler, an like Dabney Coleman would be foolish enough to who must defend the soldiers under his matters into her own unsung hero who saved more than a thousand lives cross Jane Fonda, , and Dolly Parton at the command against unwarranted accusations of hands, and hilarity ensues by employing Jewish refugees in his factory. A same time. Naturally, this terrific trio gives their boss cowardice. If a film has this much to say, and says it in this third Best Picture devastatingly emotional experience, and one of the exactly what’s coming to him and revolutionize the with such panache, it must be a film. nominee for director Mike greatest films ever made. All ticket proceeds will be workplace for the better, leaving a smile on our faces 7pm Tues 6/6. Nichols. 7pm Thurs donated to the Shoah Foundation. 7pm Wed 6/7. 6/22, 9:05pm Fri and a song permanently stuck in our heads. 9:10pm 6/23. Thurs 6/22, 7pm Fri 6/23. 30TH ANNIVERSARY! 30TH ANNIVERSARY! Wings of Desire (1987, 116min/color, DCP) , Adam (1987, 127min/b&w & color/German w/English Family Film Festival – Sat, June 24 Baldwin, Vincent D’Onofrio, and Lee Ermey. Directed subtitles, DCP) , Solveig Dommartin, and See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! by Stanley Kubrick. 30 years after PATHS OF GLORY, . Directed by . This hauntingly Kubrick returned to the battlefield with this Vietnam- romantic film, set against the backdrop of a West Berlin set tale of U.S. Marine recruits who make their way still suffocated by the Berlin Wall, follows an angel from the training ground to a devastating warzone. named Damiel who struggles (1965, 174min/color, DCP) , , , and The anti-war sentiment remained the same, though with the desire to become human Richard Haydn. Directed by . This beloved musical, full of unforgettable the laxer censorship of the 1980s allowed Kubrick to and experience a normal life, songs and sumptuously filmed on location in Austria, continues to win over generation make his points more brutally. 8:45pm Tues 6/6. especially after falling in love . after generation. Even as World War II looms on the horizon, the film can’t help but 7pm Thurs 6/8. be a joyous celebration of the healing power of music and the importance of family. 2pm Sat 6/24. Hoffman Laughs! - Sat, June 24 – Sun, June 25 Isn’t It Romantic – Mon, July 10 – Sun, July 16 One of the great dramatic actors of our time has a bit of fun Musicals, screwball , and globe-trotting lovers galore! 50TH ANNIVERSARY! 35TH ANNIVERSARY! The Philadelphia Story NEW DCP RESTORATION! (1940, 112min/b&w, (1935, 99min/b&w, 35mm) , Ginger (1982, 116min/color, DCP) Dustin 35mm) , Rogers, Edward Everett Horton, Erik , and Eric (1967, 106min/color, DCP) , , , , , James Blore. Directed by Mark Sandrich. Whenever Fred Hoffman, and Katharine . Directed by Mike Dabney Coleman, , Bill Stewart, Ruth Hussey, and Astaire and meet, dazzling footwork Nichols. Dustin Hoffman soared to super-stardom with Murray, , and Geena . Directed and mistaken identities are sure to follow. That’s his iconic performance in this second smash Davis. Directed by Sydney Pollack. This by . This certainly the case in this film, one of the pair’s directorial effort from , who, along with beloved comedy always appears near love triangle has three absolute best, as Astaire’s American dancer falls for screenwriters and , the top of every “Funniest Movies of All sharp points, with Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Rogers’ British created one of the most culturally relevant films ever Time” list. Dustin Hoffman plays a and Jimmy Stewart at their graceful , debonair best. beauty. Featuring made. Brand-new 4K DCP restoration courtesy of struggling thespian who, in an act of career Hepburn, having been labelled “box office poison” in the legendary Rialto Pictures! 5:30pm Sat 6/24, 4:15pm Sun desperation, pretends to be a woman and gets a Hollywood, successfully engineered the transition of “Cheek to Cheek” 6/25. regular part on a . It goes without saying this comedy from stage to screen, earning herself an sequence and that some complications arise. 7:30pm Sat 6/24, Oscar nomination and the adoration of audiences many other 2pm Sun 6/25. everywhere . 7pm Mon 7/10. equally fascinating rhythms. 7pm 75TH ANNIVERSARY! Thurs 7/13. Behind the Scenes – Tues, June 27 – Sun, July 2 Movies about making movies The Palm Beach Story (1942, 88min/b&w, DCP) , Joel 20TH ANNIVERSARY! McCrea, , and Rudy Vallee. Directed by (1934, 107min/b&w, 35mm) Fred Astaire, Ginger 81/2 . Writer/director Preston Sturges works Rogers, , Edward Everett Horton, Erik (1963, 138min/b&w/Italian w/English subtitles, his usual magic in this dizzy tale of Rhodes, and Eric Blore. Directed by Mark Sandrich. a married couple, played by Claudette Colbert and 35mm) , , The brightest and breeziest of all the Astaire/Rogers (1997, 147min/color, 35mm) , Joel McCrea, whose relationship has soured . As in Anouk Aimee, and . Directed by Federico pairings, this delightful film follows Rogers as she tries Julianne Moore, , , John C. most screwball movies, a divorce proves exceedingly Fellini. A suffers an artistic crisis that Reilly, William H. Macy, and . to get a divorce by any means necessary while quickly turns into a life crisis in this hard to come by, especially since they’re both still in Directed by . P.T. Anderson love. 9:10pm Mon 7/10. Astaire falls head over heels for her. Featuring classics masterpiece frequently named one of the ten best films won instant acclaim in 1996 for his debut HARD “Night and Day” and “The Continental.” 8:55pm of all time. Ask any filmmaker and they’ll likely cite EIGHT, but that film in no way prepared audiences for 80TH ANNIVERSARY! Thurs 7/13. this movie as a major inspiration. 7:30pm Tues this rollicking disco-era epic. Out of nowhere, here 6/27. was a young filmmaker wielding a mega-watt cast to NEW DCP RESTORATION! tell a story about the porn industry in which sex is the An American in 65TH ANNIVERSARY! least interesting part. 7:30pm Thurs 6/29. (1951, 113min/color, 35mm) , Leslie (1937, 91min/b&w, DCP) Dunne, Cary Grant, Caron, and . Directed by Vincente The Bad and the Beautiful Who Framed , Alexander D’Arcy, and Cecil Minnelli. Gene Kelly Cunningham. Directed plays an American (1952, 118min/b&w, 35mm) , Kirk (1988, 104min/color, DCP) , Christopher by Leo McCarey. Has WWII vet focused on Douglas, , and . Directed Lloyd, and . Directed by Robert any onscreen couple making it as a by . A stunning look at the unsavory Zemeckis. Someone has pinned a murder on cartoon enjoyed better painter in Paris, at side of Hollywood, with Douglas as a shrewd film star Roger Rabbit, and anti-toon detective Bob Hoskins chemistry than Irene least until he producer who will use is the only man who can prove the beleaguered Dunne and Cary Grant becomes distracted and abuse anyone rabbit’s innocence. Kids will love the still-remarkable do in this riotously funny by one of the locals and everyone in his blend of live-action comedy? Though played by Leslie path to get to the top. and , while they’re at each other’s throats and threatening divorce Caron. Dancing and If you’re looking for a adults will get a kick when we first meet them, it seems clear the two romance ensue, all set to the unmistakable music of light-hearted out of the references to warring lovebirds are meant for each other. Watching . 3:15pm Sun 7/16. representation of the CHINATOWN and them figure this out is cinematic bliss. 7pm Tues , well...we’re showing SINGIN’ IN THE other cinematic greats. 7/11, 9:10pm Wed 7/12. RAIN this weekend. 7pm Wed 6/28. 3:05pm Sat 7/1, 4pm Sun 7/2. 60TH ANNIVERSARY! 25TH ANNIVERSARY! (1953, 118min/b&w, DCP) , Audrey 65 TH ANNIVERSARY! Hepburn, and . Directed by William The P layer Wyler. won the Best Actress Oscar Singin’ in the Rain (1957, 115min/color, DCP) Cary Grant, Deborah for her first major screen role in this story of a bored (1992, 124min/color, DCP) , Greta Kerr, , Neva Patterson, and Cathleen princess who yearns for a Scacchi, Fred Ward, , Peter (1952, 103min/color, 35mm) Gene Kelly, Donald Nesbitt. Directed by Leo McCarey. Twenty years after normal life and escapes to Gallagher, and Vincent D’Onofrio. Directed by Robert O’Connor, , Jean Hagen, and Cyd the comedic heights of THE AWFUL TRUTH, director , where she meets Altman. Renowned director pulls no Charisse. Directed by and Gene Kelly. Leo McCarey and star Cary Grant reteamed to Gregory Peck’s roving punches in this scathingly dark, satirical (hopefully?) Take a plot about the arrival of talking pictures, throw explore the dramatic side of romance in this reporter. Naturally, love is takedown of Hollywood and the people who work in Gene Kelly’s choreography and a hit parade of globetrotting love story. McCarey’s classic has proven in the brisk Italian air. there. Tim Robbins is pitch-perfect as a paranoid great songs, and you get a film buff’s dream musical. to be an inspiration to modern romantic films, most 5:20pm Sun 7/16. studio executive who’s fending off a rival for his job From Kelly twirling in the rain to Jean Hagen throwing noticeably ’s SLEEPLESS IN . while also fielding death threats from a screenwriter diction to the wind, is it any wonder this was declared 8:50pm Tues 7/11, 7pm Wed 7/12. he once rejected. 9:15pm Wed 6/28. musical of all time? 5pm Sat 7/1, 2pm Sun 7/2. Family Film Festival – Sun, July 16 Family Film Festival – Sat, July 1 See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! The Wizard of Oz The Iron Giant (1939, 101min/b&w and color, 35mm) , Frank Morgan, Ray (1999, 90min/color, DCP) Jennifer Aniston, Harry Connick Jr., and . Bolger, , Jack Haley, , and Margaret Hamilton. Directed Directed by . At the time of its release, this animated gem was under- by . Most of us have already fallen in love with this timeless promoted and under-seen; little did the movie-going public know they were missing film, thanks to countless television broadcasts and home video releases. But one of the smartest and most imaginative family films ever made. This poignant the Yellow Brick Road and those have never shimmered as story of a young boy and his new robot friend from outer space is guaranteed not brightly as they do on the Paramount screen in glorious 35mm! Follow our to leave a dry eye in the house. 1pm Sat 7/1. yellow brick road for a photo opp with Dorothy! 1pm Sun 7/16.

Foreign Films Week – Wed, July 5 – Sun, July 9 Through the Lens of – Tues, July 18 – Thurs, July 20 The finest works of cinema from around the globe Celebrating the work of one of our greatest 60 TH ANNIVERSARY! 50TH ANNIVERSARY! NEW DCP RESTORATION! The Young Girls of Rochefort (1985, 82min/color and b&w, 35mm) , , and (1957, 96min/b&w/Swedish w/English subtitles, (1979, 97min/b&w, DCP) Woody Allen, Diane (1967, 126min/color/French w/English subtitles, . 35mm) , Bengt Ekerot, Gunnar Keaton, Michael Murphy, Mariel Hemingway, and DCP) , , Francoise Directed by Woody Bjornstrand, Nils Poppe, and . Directed by Woody Allen. Thousands of Dorleac, , , and Gene Allen. One of Woody . Directed by films have been shot in the Big Apple, but none have Kelly. Directed by . An unmistakable Allen’s most . A so exquisitely captured the romance of this great influence on last imaginative films, this medieval knight arrives American city quite like this breathtakingly filmed love year’s indie one stars Farrow as a home from the Crusades to letter. Woody Allen plays (believe it or not) a neurotic darling LA LA depressed waitress stuck in an abusive marriage find ravaged by the Manhattanite struggling with relationships, all set to LAND, this whose only escape is the adventure movies she loves plague. He then one of Allen’s typically well-curated soundtracks. musical jaunt to watch. When the hero of her favorite film suddenly encounters Death himself 7pm Wed 7/19. through the emerges from the screen into the real world, she and tries to stall his own demise in Ingmar Bergman’s seaside town of remarkable masterpiece. 7pm Wed 7/5. comes face to face with her dreams. 7pm Tues Rochefort 7/18. 45TH ANNIVERSARY! combines the insouciance of French youth with the 60 TH ANNIVERSARY! athletic vitality of Gene Kelly’s American musical heyday. Of course, the fact that Kelly is actually in the Pennies from Heaven (1972, Wild Strawberries picture doesn’t hurt. 4:40pm Sat 7/8. (1981 , 108min/color and b&w, 35mm) , 175min/color, DCP) (1957, 92min/b&w/Swedish w/English subtitles, , Jessica Marlon Brando, Al 35mm) Victor Sjostrom, Bibi Andersson, , 70TH ANNIVERSARY! , and Vernel Pacino, James and Gunnar Bjornstrand. Directed by Ingmar Bagneris. Directed by Caan, Robert Bergman. In one of Ingmar Bergman’s most poignant . This Duvall, and Diane (1947, 102min/color, DCP) , Jean films, an old professor makes a long journey to his astonishing tribute to Keaton. Directed by Simmons, Sabu, , and Flora Robson. alma mater to receive an honorary degree. Along the Depression-era musicals Francis Ford Directed by Michael way, he reevaluates his life and remembers his idyllic features Steve Martin Coppola. Marlon Brando roared back into the Powell and Emeric childhood . A contemplative gem. 8:55pm Wed and Bernadette Peters lip- spotlight as mafia boss Vito in this Pressburger . A group 7/5. synching to classic that also made a big star of , of nuns attempt to period-appropriate songs Brando’s onscreen son who tries to avoid becoming create a convent in 55TH ANNIVERSARY! and hoofing it to genuinely unforgettable part of the family business. Credit to director Francis an isolated valley in choreography. The story itself is unavoidably sad, Ford Coppola, who transformed Puzo’s pulpy the Himalayas, only given the setting, but the musical numbers into which novel into a cinematic masterpiece. Wine carafe Cleo from 5 to 7 to become these despairing characters escape are lighter than specials! 7:30pm Thurs 7/20. (1962, 89min/b&w/French w/English subtitles, DCP) increasingly distracted by matters of the heart. air. 8:40pm Tues 7/18. Corinne Marchand, Jose Luis de Vilallonga, and and ’s sensuous . Directed by Agnes Varda. In Agnes classic might just be the reason they invented color. Varda’s achingly poignant reflection on mortality, a 7pm Sat 7/8. young pop singer must kill two hours in Paris awaiting I Give It a Year – Fri, July 21 the results of a medical exam that may prove she has Two of the most unusual couples in cinema history cancer. During that time, she meets friends and TOKYO STORY strangers, none of whom make the genuine (1953, 137min/b&w/Japanese w/English subtitles, connection she so desperately needs. 7pm Thurs DCP) Chishu Ryu, Chieko Higashiyama, and Setsuko 30TH ANNIVERSARY! Hara. Directed by Yasujiro Ozu. Often praised as one 7/6, 9:05pm Fri 7/7. Raising Arizona of the greatest films ever made, this Yasujiro Ozu (1971, 91min/color, DCP) , Bud Cort, 55TH ANNIVERSARY! masterpiece follows an elderly couple trying to visit Vivian Pickles, and Cyril Cusack. Directed by Hal (1987, 94min/color, DCP) Nicolas Cage, Holly their grown children, Ashby. Dissatisfied with life and ignored by his own Hunter, Trey Wilson, and . Directed by JULES AND JIM all of whom seem too mother (who barely even notices his elaborately Joel Coen and Ethan Coen. After the dark, neo-noir busy with their own staged fake suicides), Harold spends his time approach of their directorial debut BLOOD SIMPLE, (1962, 106min/b&w/French w/English subtitles, lives to spend time attending strangers’ funerals. So does Maude, a 79- the went in a more lighthearted DCP) , , and Henri with their parents. year-old with an infectious lust for life. Together, they direction with this unforgettable follow-up. Nicolas Serre. Directed by Francois Truffaut . Legendary 2pm Sun 7/9. embark on one of the Cage’s ex-con and Holly director Francois Truffaut teamed with a mesmerizing most extraordinary Hunter’s ex-cop get trio of actors to create one of the most memorable romances in , married and discover love triangles in movie history and a defining work of all set to the blissful they’re unable to have a the , chock full of the visual and music of Cat Stevens. kid, leading them to editorial touches that define the true art of filmmaking. 7pm Fri 7/21. pilfer someone else’s. 8:45pm Thurs 7/6, 7pm Fri 7/7. 8:50pm Fri 7/21.

Family Film Festival – Sat, July 8 Iron and Wine Presents – Sun, July 23 See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! Hosted by Sam Beam (Iron and Wine) – Free small popcorn! Swiss Family Robinson Fat City (1960, 126min/color, DCP) , Dorothy McGuire, James (1972, 100min/color, DCP) Stacy Keach, Jeff Bridges, Susan Tyrell, MacArthur, , , and . and . Directed by . After suffering through a Directed by . Of the many smash-hit Disney literary series of flops, director John Huston came roaring back with this gritty adaptations of the 50s and 60s, this epic adventure story was one of tale of two sluggers, played by Stacy Keach and Jeff Bridges, whose the very best. When a seafaring family is chased off course by careers are headed in opposite directions. The authenticity of the pirates and shipwrecks on a deserted island, they decide to make a performances and the atmosphere emerged from Huston’s own new home for themselves far from civilization. 2pm Sat 7/8. experiences as a young boxer. 2pm Sun 7/23. Those Meddling Kids – Tues, July 25 Family Film Festival – Sat, If only these rotten apples had fallen much farther from the tree See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! 75TH ANNIVERSARY! All That 35TH ANNIVERSARY! The Magnificent E.T. the -Terrestrial Heaven Allows (1982, 115min/color, DCP) Dee Wallace, Henry Thomas, , Ambersons (1955, 89min/color, 35mm) , Rock Robert MacNaughton, and . Directed by . Few , and . Directed by Douglas things tug at the heartstrings like a story about kids and their dogs, except maybe (1942, 88min/b&w, 35mm) , Dolores Sirk. Jane Wyman is unforgettable as a widow who Costello, , , and Agnes one about a kid and an trying to find its way home. Drawing on Steven falls in love with ’s intelligent landscape Spielberg’s greatest strengths as a director, this iconic film has mesmerized Moorehead. Directed by . If you’re designer, only to discover that her society friends and Orson Welles, how do you follow , generations of kids while reminding grownups of their own childhood, a time even her own children disapprove of the relationship. when everything seemed possible. 1pm Sat 8/5. the most audacious directorial debut of all Master of melodrama time? With a literary adaptation about a paints a devastating picture of a spoiled rich kid ruining his mother’s life, of woman whose choices are not her course! Though perhaps not as stylistically own, a concept with which we are Adventure Time – Sat, August 5 – Sun, August 6 revolutionary as KANE had been, this sadly still too familiar. 8:45pm Oh, the places you’ll go! period piece is compulsively watchable. If Tues 7/25. you binged “,” you’ll love this. 7pm Tues 7/25. Raiders of the (1985, 116min/color, DCP) Michael J. Fox, Lost Ark , Lea Thompson, and Crispin Glover. Directed by . Time travel- (1981, 115min/color, 35mm) Harrison Ford, Karen , Scene Stealer – Wed, July 26 – Fri, July 28 Allen, Paul Freeman, If you’re given the “lead” role in a Sellers picture, watch your back obsessed filmmakers have tried and failed for years to top this ingenious comedy about a teenager who John Rhys-Davies, and . that is even funnier than the first, following Sellers as stumbles into the past and accidentally prevents his parents from falling in love, threatening his very Directed by Steven The he rather unfortunately falls in love with the main Spielberg. After suspect in a murder and works desperately to prove existence. The cast is note-perfect from top to bottom, (1963, 121min/color, 35mm) , Peter and the script never fails to impress no matter how winning over Sellers, , , her innocence. 9:20pm Wed 7/26, 7pm Thurs audiences as the 7/27. many times and Claudia Cardinale. you’ve seen it. cocky in Directed by Blake 3:30pm Sat , Edwards. David Niven 55TH ANNIVERSARY! 8/5, 4:10pm Harrison Ford accepted the classy lead Sun 8/6. brought that swagger role of Sir Charles down to earth as the remarkably athletic Lytton in this heist (1962,L 153moin/lbi&twa , DCP) , Shelley archaeologist . In this debut, Indy must comedy thinking it Winters, , and Peter Sellers. Directed by find the Ark of the Covenant before the Nazis do, would be a major boost for his career. But Peter Stanley Kubrick. In theory, this Stanley Kubrick dodging giant boulders and poisonous vipers along Sellers had other plans, and the more director Blake adaptation of the legendary novel should focus on the way. No one said academia was easy. 5:40pm Edwards saw of Sellers’ indomitable and hilarious James Mason’s predatory professor and Sue Lyon’s Sat 8/5, 2pm Sun 8/6. , the less screen time Niven title character. But received. 7pm Wed 7/26, 9pm Thurs 7/27. guess who didn’t do the reading? A Shot in the Dark Peter Sellers Into the Shadows – Tues, August 8 – Thurs, August 10 manages to steal The dark and dangerous world of (1964, 103min/color, 35mm) Peter Sellers, Elke every scene he’s in Sommer, , and . and even plays Directed by . David Niven is nowhere multiple 20TH ANNIVERSARY! film, lurking in the darkness with a cigarette hanging to be seen in this PINK PANTHER sequel, with Peter “characters” two years before doing the same in DR. out of his mouth, has become the visual Sellers’ Inspector Clouseau having run off with the STRANGELOVE. 7pm Fri 7/28. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL representation of everything film noir represents. first film and the entire franchise. The result: a film Femme fatales and foreboding shadows abound in (1997, 138min/color, 35mm) Kevin Spacey, Russell this story of a man who can’t seem to escape his Crowe, , , and Danny past. 7pm Wed 8/9, 8:50pm Thurs 8/10. DeVito. Directed by Family Film Festival – Sat, July 29 . A See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival shimmering ensemble of unforgettable characters populate this expertly (1958, 95min/b&w, DCP) , Babe plotted story of , and Orson Welles. Directed by Orson corruption, celebrity, and Welles. Orson Welles’ stunner is often considered the (1995, 91min/color, DCP) , Magda Szubanski, and the tabloids that cover “greatest B-movie of all time,” a label that fits this Christine Cavanaugh. Directed by Chris Noonan. You’d think it would be them. Has there ever pulpy, brilliant masterpiece just fine. Charlton Heston, difficult to take a movie filled with talking animals seriously. But, while this been a more perfectly cast movie? Each of these sporting the very best mustache-and-sunglasses lovely family film is certainly very funny, it also manages to be profoundly movie stars is given the perfect role to play, resulting combo in movie history, plays a detective dealing touching, thanks to James Cromwell’s extraordinary performance as a in a thriller you can’t take your eyes off of. 7:30pm with a double farmer who teaches a pig how to herd sheep. Required viewing for kids Tues 8/8. dose of murder and “kid-herders” alike. 1pm Sat 7/29. and corruption in 70TH ANNIVERSARY this stylish marvel. 8:55pm Wed Out of the Past 8/9, 7pm Silent Saturday – Sat, July 29 Thurs 8/10. Two legendary who didn’t need to say a word (1947, 97min/b&w, 35mm) , Jane Greer, and Kirk Douglas. Directed by The Jacques (1926, 78min/b&w/silent w/English intertitles, DCP) (1931, 86min/b&w/silent w/English intertitles, DCP) Tourneur. The , Marion Mack, Glen Cavender, and Charles Chaplin, , and Harry Myers. image of Robert Jim Farley. Directed by Clyde Bruckman and Buster Directed by Charles Chaplin. Every film fan is entitled Mitchum on the Keaton. Buster Keaton’s masterpiece works not only to their own favorite Chaplin movie. But if yours is poster of this as comedy but also as an edge-of-your-seat chase something other than this poignant masterpiece, meet film. Keaton weaves Civil War intrigue me in the lobby because we need into this tale of a young man whose to talk. This simple tale of the Little services are rejected by the Army but Tramp and the blind flower girl nevertheless finds a way to contribute. Family Film Festival – Sun, August 13 who captures his heart will have See the back page for details on our Family Film Festival! Keaton’s daring stuntwork puts modern you laughing for 90 minutes and computer-aided action sequences to crying for the rest of the year. shame. 3pm Sat 7/29. 4:30pm Sat 7/29. The Parent Trap (1961, 129min/color, DCP) , Maureen O’Hara, , and . Directed by David Swift. Trailers Martinis and Manicures! – Sun, July 30 for this delightful family film declared “Starring Hayley Mills Check our website for info on the wildly popular Martinis and Manicures events before both shows! AND Hayley Mills,” and audiences couldn’t wait to see how the latest spark of Disney magic would allow an actress to share the screen with herself. As it turned out, the magic came from Mills herself, who capably plays two very different twin sisters and Breakfast at Tiffany’s Clueless will have you singing “Let’s Get Together” for weeks. Twins (and (1961, 115min/color, DCP) Audrey Hepburn, (1995, 97min/color, DCP) , Stacey people dressed like twins) get in free! 1pm Sun 8/13. , Patricia Dash, , Neal, and . and . Directed Directed by Blake Edwards. by Amy Heckerling. As Audrey Hepburn may not if…you could pass up Order in the Court – Sun, August 13 have had the chops to sing seeing this teen The justice system at its most dramatic her own songs in MY FAIR comedy classic on the LADY, but she hits all the Paramount’s big screen! 55TH ANNIVERSARY! 60TH ANNIVERSARY right notes in this career- Chock full of great quotes, topping performance, one-liners, and To Kill a 12 Angry Men especially when she unmistakable 90s fashion, poignantly delivers her unforgettable rendition of this gem essentially gave us Alicia Silverstone AND Mockingbird (1957, 93min/b&w, DCP) , Lee J. “.” 2pm Sun 7/30. Paul Rudd, not to mention firmly establishing director Cobb, , and E.G. Marshall. Directed by Amy Heckerling as a master of putting a smile on the (1962, 129min/b&w, 35mm) Gregory Peck, Mary . This provocative drama observes 12 face of teen angst. 6pm Sun 7/30. Badham, Phillip Alford, , and Robert jurors as they debate whether to convict a young boy Duvall. Directed by . One of the most of murder. Every juror except the stalwart Henry beloved novels of all time transitions to the screen in Fonda is ready to vote guilty and go home, leaving this unforgettable adaptation. Gregory Peck is a soft- Fonda with the task of defending the boy’s innocence No One Man Should Have All That Power – Tues, August 1 – Fri, August 4 spoken powerhouse as devoted and upholding the system of justice. How to acquire power, and how not to use it father and lawyer Atticus Finch, An inspirational dose of Fonda’s tasked with defending an typical heroism, and a thrilling African-American man against glimpse of the fragility of justice. confronts ’s local false charges in the Depression- 6:05pm Sun 8/13. Network preacher in this bristling depiction era South. In carrying out his (1976, 122min/color, Digital) Faye Dunaway, of religion and in duty, he sets an example for us , , and . America. Day-Lewis certainly all. 3:45pm Sun 8/13. Directed by Sidney earns the bounty of awards he Lumet. One of the received for this towering greatest casts ever performance. 7:30pm Wed assembled reading 8/2. 70MM Week!! – Tues, August 15 – Sun, August 20 one of the sharpest Because the big screen deserves BIG films scripts ever written 60TH ANNIVERSARY! - no surprise that balletic spaceships. It’s Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. this is one of the Ver tig o Clarke’s best guess at what makes us tick and where greatest films ever (1957, 97min/b&w, DCP) , , (1958, 128min/color, 70mm) , Kim we may be headed. If you’ve only seen it home, you made. ’s screenplay is so eerily Susan Harrison, and . Directed by Novak, and . Directed by Alfred haven’t seen it. 7:30pm Thurs 8/17, 7:30pm Fri accurate about the future of television that you won’t . High above the bristling Hitchcock. If labeling this dizzyingly brilliant work the 8/18. believe it was written in the , and the four streets (captured in gorgeous black “best Hitchcock film” doesn’t do it for you, what if I members of this titanic ensemble give a and white by famed James Wong told you it’s often considered the greatest film ever 55TH ANNIVERSARY! in cinematic performance. 7pm Tues 8/1. Howe) sits Burt Lancaster’s J.J. Hunsecker, a powerful made, period? This story of gossip columnist whose influence holds the entire city detective Jimmy Stewart Lawrence of 60TH ANNIVERSARY! hostage, and you won’t believe the lengths to which falling in love with the A Face in the Crowd Tony Curtis’ press agent will go to please him. 7pm woman he’s been hired to Arabia follow has ascended to Thurs 8/3, 9:15pm Fri 8/4. (1962, 216min/color, (1957, 125min/b&w, 35mm) , Patricia great critical heights over 70mm) Peter O’Toole, Neal, Walther Matthau, and . Directed by the years, and when you , Anthony . If your only impression of Andy Griffith CITIZEN KANE see it in glorious 70mm comes from the aptly named “Andy Griffith Show,” Quinn, , and (1941, 119min/b&w, 35mm) Orson Welles, Joseph you’ll know why. 7:30pm prepare to be amazed. Under Elia Kazan’s direction, Claude Rains. Directed by Cotton, , , and Tues 8/15, 7:30pm Griffith delivers a stunning performance here as . Epic films Agnes Moorehead. Directed by Orson Welles. The Wed 8/16. Lonesome Rhodes, an alcohol-soaked folk singer who often trip themselves up “favorite movie” of sheepish freshmen nabs a radio appearance and charms his way into by focusing too much on everywhere, this landmark the hearts and minds of middle America, to the 2001: A Space Odyssey the scope and grandeur film truly deserves all the and not enough on the eventual misfortune of everyone. 9:20pm Tues (1968, 149min/color, 70mm) , Gary accolades. Orson Welles, intimate character details. Not so with this legendary 8/1. Lockwood, and William Sylvester. Directed by as both star and director, adventure, thanks in large part to Peter O’Toole’s Stanley Kubrick. From its tells the story of Charles titanic performance as the hero of the title. No matter startling depiction 10TH ANNIVERSARY! Foster Kane, a newspaper how vast the scenery, we never lose sight of the man. of our origins to its magnate rather unsubtly 3pm Sat 8/19, 2pm Sun 8/20. based on William extraordinary (2007T, 15h8emrine/c oWlor, i3l5lm Bm) eDa nBiel Doaoy-dLewis, Paul Randolph Hearst, with imagining of our Dano, Kevin J. O’Connor, Ciaran Hinds, and Dillon incisive writing and final evolutionary Freasier. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. Set revolutionary stage, this mind- against the backdrop of turn of the century oil cinematography. 8:55pm altering journey proves to be more than just production, Daniel Day-Lewis’s ruthless businessman Thurs 8/3, 7pm Fri 8/4. mutinous computers and Hitchcock Week – Tues, August 22 – Sun, August 27 The Taming of the West – Tues, August 29 – Fri, September 1 (Continued) The master is back for another round From cavalries and civil wars to cattle drives and oil booms Rope GIANT (1948, 80min/color, 35mm) James Stewart, John (1959, 136min/color, 35mm) Cary Grant, Eva Marie (1956, 198min/color, DCP) , Rock Dall, and . Directed by Alfred Saint, James Mason, and . Directed by Hudson, and . Directed by George Hitchcock. Hitchcock’s first use of and his . Writer was Stevens. A marvelous cinematic epic made to the representation of real- determined to measurements of ’ grandeur, this film proved time continuity through pen “the to be the last of James Dean’s short career. He one (not quite) Hitchcock certainly goes out with a bang as Jett Rink, a continuous shot mark picture to end all constant thorn in the sides of Elizabeth Taylor and an intriguing detour in Hitchcock Rock Hudson’s married ranchers. If you ever plan the director’s career. pictures,” and, on making a 200-minute-long movie, take note: this Jimmy Stewart stars as by succeeding, is how you do it right. 7pm Fri 9/1 a prep-school he etched his housemaster who may name onto one have inspired his of the all-time- students to murder in this adaptation of a play inspired great by the real-life story of Leopold and Loeb. 7pm Tues screenplays. Wrapped up in all this magnificent Where Shall I Go? What Shall I Do? – Sat, September 2 8/22. intrigue is Cary Grant, who once again finds himself The Summer Film Series draws to a close with everyone’s favorite romance framed for crimes he didn’t commit. Has anyone had 45TH ANNIVERSARY! worse luck than Cary Grant? 7pm Fri 8/25, Frenzy 4:10pm Sat 8/26. GONE (1972, 116min/color, 35mm) Jon Finch, Alec WITH THE WIND McCowen, and Barry Foster. Directed by Alfred (1960, 109min/b&w, 35mm) , Vera Hitchcock. Made in the twilight of his directing days, Miles, , and Janet Leigh. Directed by (1939, 232min/color, 35mm) , , this Hitchcock crime thriller turns the genre on its head, Alfred Hitchcock. If , , and Hattie McDaniel. revealing the identity of the murderer to the audience you’ve never Directed by Victor Fleming. We say goodbye to summer at the very beginning of the film. This unique experienced this with the defining romantic epic that has become a beloved approach changes how we view the movie, inviting or landmark thriller, and Paramount tradition. If you’ve never seen it before, join us perhaps even forcing us to identify with the man we have somehow and discover why everyone else in sees it every know to be the killer. 8:35pm Tues 8/22. avoided spoilers until year. At 6pm, Film Fan Members will be treated to a now, you might Closing Night Party with free beer/wine/popcorn and free The Birds consider living under a admission to the movie! Get your photo with Scarlett rock until tonight rolls herself! 7pm Sat 9/2. (1963, 119min/color, 35mm) , Rod around. There’s Taylor, , and . Directed nothing more exciting than uncovering the secrets of by Alfred Hitchcock. Hitchcock adapts yet another the Bates Motel for the first time. And remember – it is REQUIRED that you see PSYCHO from the very Special Event! Austin Film Festival Presents - Mon, June 19 novel, this time beginning! 9:35pm Fri 8/25, 2pm Sat 8/26. Screenwriter Q&A after the film! resulting in a tense, richly metaphorical about a The Lo dger (feat. live musical accompaniment by Graham My Cousin VINNY series of increasingly Reynolds ) (1927, 91min/b&w/silent w/English violent bird attacks (1992, 120min/color, 35mm) , Ralph Macchio, and that plague the town intertitles, DCP) Ivor Novello, Marie Ault, and Arthur . Directed by Jonathan Lynn. In this hilarious of Bodega Bay in Chesney. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. In this, his comedy, two cousins are arrested for a murder they did not . These bizarre incidents leave themselves third and first masterpiece, Hitchcock was commit. Luckily for them, they’ve got another cousin named open to a wide variety of thematic interpretations, already reaching the Vinny who just graduated from law school and is ready for his which is usually the sign of a great work of art. 7pm pinnacle of cinematic first case. Joe Pesci and Oscar winner Marisa Tomei have never Wed 8/23, 9pm Thurs 8/24. , even without the been better. Followed by a Q&A with screenwriter Dale Launer! use of sound. A landlady 7pm Mon 6/19. Strangers on a Train suspects that her new tenant, the mysterious Ivor (1951, 101min/b&w, 35mm) Farley Granger, Ruth Novello, might be the Roman, and Robert Walker. Directed by Alfred murderer who has been Hitchcock. As you might have guessed, two strangers terrorizing the town in this meet on a train, each of whom has a person in his life narratively thrilling and he wishes would “disappear.” When one suggests that visually stunning film. $2 TUESDAYS! they “exchange murders,” with both men killing the Graham Reynolds will accompany the film with his other’s intended victim to avoid any links to motive, Lone Star and sodas only $2 EVERY Tuesday of the things start to go downhill in this quintessential brand-new score commissioned exclusively for the Hitchcock thriller. 9:15pm Wed 8/23, 7pm Thurs Paramount Summer Classic Film Series. Special Event - Summer Classic Film Series! 8/24. No Passes or FLIX-TIX. 3pm Sun 8/27.

The Taming of the West – Tues, August 29 – Fri, September 1 From cavalries and civil wars to cattle drives and oil booms DOUBLE JOIN THE Red River (1948, 133min/b&w, 35mm) , FEATURES! FILM FANS , Joanne Dru, and . Directed by . The unlikely duo of John When two movies that are Wayne and Montgomery Clift portray a father and screening in the same theatre CLUB! adopted son herding their livestock along the Members get free or discounted inaugural cattle drive from Texas to Kansas, at least are grouped under the same until they start to disagree over how to run the show. In admission, reserved seating, his very first film role, Clift gives as good as he gets thematic heading, one ticket is free popcorn, plus newly added from The Duke. 7pm Tues 8/29, 9pm Wed 8/30. good for both features when benefits. Full details available viewed back-to-back on the online at She Wore A Yellow Ribbon The Outlaw www.austintheatre.org/filmfan Josey Wales same day (except as noted). (1949, 103min/color, 35mm) John Wayne, Joanne or by calling Dru, , , and Jr. (1976, 135min/color, DCP) , Chief (512) 692-05 15 Directed by . In this middle film of John Dan George, and . Directed by Clint Ford’s “Cavalry Trilogy,” John Wayne portrays cavalry Eastwood. If you mixed GLADIATOR with the hard- captain Nathan Brittles, who is just a few days away boiled Westerns synonymous with Clint Eastwood, from retirement. However, just when he thinks he’s out, you’d get this story of a humble farmer the job pulls him back in to settle disputes with the whose wife and son are murdered by Union militants, local tribes. Live music by Weldon Henson before the leading him to seek revenge by any means necessary. 8/30 show! 9:30pm Tues 8/29, 7pm Wed Along the way, he assembles a wild gang of FLIX TIX 8/30. companions, turning this quest for vengeance into an unexpected ensemble film. 7:30pm Thurs 8/31. The Best Summer Movie Bargain. Continued on next column... FLIX-TIX gives you a book of 10 admissions, good in any combination to the Paramount’s Summer Classic Film Series for only $60. And because $6 of the purchase price goes to the Paramount’s Preservation Fund, you’ll also be supporting the Family Film Festival ongoing preservation and restoration of Austin’s only landmarked historic theatre. FLIX-TIX also make great gifts! (All FLIX-TIX will expire September 3, 2017) We are excited to host this series for families that will spark the imagination and inspire a new generation of classic movie lovers. Our Family Film Festival will consist of 8 weekend matinee screenings beginning June 17 that will further our mission to support film education and bring our treasured film history to audiences of all ages. All of the screenings below will offer special discounted pricing for adults ($10) and Ticket Information Tickets (available online, by phone, or at the Paramount Box Office) - $12.00 (includes a $1 preservation fee) their kids aged 12 and under ($6), so don’t miss this opportunity to make Film Fan Admission (available online, by phone, or at the Paramount Box Office) - $7.00 unforgettable cinematic memories with your whole family! FLIX-TIX: Book of 10 admissions for $60 ($50 for Film Fans) – good in any combination; expires September 3, 2017 Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory FLIX-TIX may be mail-ordered for an Secure covered parking is available to patrons additional $2 by calling 512-474-1221. at the One American Center parking garage. FLIX-TIX are also available online at For additional parking information, please visit - Sat, June 17, 1pm www.austintheatre.org www.austintheatre.org/visit/directions-parking/ Available online at This project is funded and supported in part by The Sound of Music – Sat, June 24, 2pm www.austintheatre.org. Individual tickets a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts are available at the Paramount Box Office and by the City of Austin through the Economic The Iron Giant – Sat, July 1, 1pm beginning at noon Monday thru Friday and one Development Department/Cultural Arts Division hour before the first feature on Saturday and believing an investment in the Arts in an Swiss Family Robinson – Sat, July 8, 2pm Sunday. Tickets may be purchased with cash, investment in Austin’s future. Visit Austin at personal checks with valid Texas driver’s NowPlayingAustin.com. This project is funded license, or MasterCard/Visa/Amex/Discover. and supported in part by a grant from the The Wizard of Oz – Sun, July 16, 1pm ATM on site. Texas Commission on the Arts, and is Complimentary Film Notes, written by Austin supported in part by an award from the Babe – Sat, July 29, 1pm film buff Frank Campbell and Stephen Jannise, National Endowment for the Arts. are provided at each screening. Film Programmer: Stephen Jannise E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial – Sat, August 5, 1pm The Paramount Theatre is located downtown at 713 Congress Avenue, between 7th and 8th The Parent Trap (1961) – Sun, August 13, 1pm streets, and the Stateside Theatre is next door. Programs may be subject to change. For up-to-date info, visit www.austintheatre.org/film or call 512-474-1221.