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At the Ohio Theatre June 15–August 5 at the ohio theatre June 15–August 5 Some Like The GHOSTLY COMEDY Rosemary’s It Hot 1959 Shawshank DOUBLE FEATURE Baby 1968 R Fri & Sat, June 15 & 16 Redemption Fri, July 13, 7:30 pm Wed, July 25, 7:30 pm 7:30 pm starring Mia Farrow, 1994 Sun, June 17, R The Ghost John Cassavetes, 2 pm & 7:30 pm Fri, June 29, 7:30 pm and Mr. SERIES PREMIERE! Ruth Gordon starring Marilyn Monroe, starring Tim Robbins, Chicken 1966 Rosemary and her husband befriend their Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon Morgan Freeman, eccentric elderly neighbors, and find they SERIES PREMIERE! starring Don Knotts, Joan James Whitmore become increasingly odd and disturbing when On the run from the Chicago mob, unemployed SERIES PREMIERE! Staley, Liam Redmond musicians Curtis and Lemmon disguise Banker Andy Dufresne is sentenced to serve Rosemary becomes pregnant. themselves as women and join an all-girl band. two life sentences in Shawshank Prison after A small-town newspaper typesetter pursues being wrongfully convicted of murder. This film his dream of becoming a big-time reporter by chronicles his struggle to survive and retain his spending a night in an alleged haunted house. Laurel The Awful humanity inside prison walls. Hold That & Hardy Truth 1937 DIGITAL Ghost 1941 Laugh-a-thon Wed & Thurs, The Sound starring Bud Abbott, DIGITAL June 20 & 21, 7:30 pm of Music 1965 Lou Costello, Richard SILENT FILM Thurs & Fri, starring Irene Dunne, SERIES PREMIERE! Carlson SERIES PREMIERE! Sat, June 30, 7:30 pm July 26 & 27, 7:30 pm Cary Grant, Barbara After inheriting a tavern from a gangster, two Vance, Ralph Bellamy Sun, July 1, Featured organist Clark Wilson performs live on 2 pm & 7:30 pm dim-witted service station attendants think the Ohio Theatre’s original “Mighty Morton” Suspicions of infidelity lead an otherwise the establishment is haunted as rival gangsters starring Julie Andrews, theatre organ to five Laurel and Hardy silent happy high society New York couple to begin secretly plunder for a hidden stash of money. short film favorites — “Two Tars” (1928), divorce proceedings. Still in love with each Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker “Putting Pants on Phillip” (1927), “Leave ‘Em other but too stubborn to admit it, jealous Laughing” (1928), “Habeas Corpus” (1928), shenanigans ensue. New digital restoration! This beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein musical and “That’s My Wife” (1929). swept the Oscars with its breathtaking scenery Gone with and unforgettable performances, including the Wind 1939 The Shop “Edelweiss,” “Sixteen Going on Seventeen,” Sat, July 14, 7:30 pm The Big and “My Favorite Things.” Sun, July 15, Around the 2 pm & 7:30 pm Sleep 1946 Sat, July 28, 7:30 pm Corner 1940 starring Clark Gable, Fri, June 22, 7:30 pm Now, Vivien Leigh, Sun, July 29, 2 pm & 7:30 pm starring Margaret Voyager 1942 Olivia de Havilland, Hattie McDaniel Sullavan, James starring Humphrey Thurs, July 5, 7:30 pm This Library of Congress treasure featuring the Stewart, Frank Morgan love/hate relationship of Rhett and Scarlett Bogart, Lauren Bacall, starring Bette Davis, Paul was also ranked as the #6 Greatest Movie of John Ridgely Two shop clerks, who hate each other at work, Henreid, Claude Rains turn to a dating service for help to better All Time by the American Film Institute. Hired to investigate a wealthy family, private eye their lonely lives. Unknowingly, they wind up Lonely spinster Bette Davis is finally free to Philip Marlowe (Bogart) finds murder, blackmail, corresponding with each other, and naturally, pursue her own happiness after her mother’s and possibly love in this exciting murder mystery. fall in love. death, but is then forced to give up the man she loves. A Streetcar Named HITCHCOCK’S Desire 1951 PG 1942 PG Cartoon Saboteur FRIGHT NITE FRIDAY Wed & Thurs, Wed, August 1 & Capers WITH FRITZ! July 18 & 19, 7:30 pm Thurs, August 2 Sat, June 23, 10 am Fri, July 6, 7:30 pm starring Vivien Leigh, 7:30 pm DIGITAL Meet local TV and radio legend Fritz the Nite Marlon Brando, starring Priscilla Lane, Enjoy your favorite Warner Bros. cartoon stars Owl when he hosts Fright Nite Friday at the Kim Hunter Robert Cummings, Norman Lloyd including Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck! CAPA Summer Movie Series! Troubled ex-schoolteacher Blanche DuBois moves Military aircraft factory worker Barry Kane goes from Mississippi to New Orleans to live with her on the run after being falsely accused of setting Fright Night married sister Stella. Blanche is tormented by her a fire that destroyed the plant and killed his best Butch Cassidy 1985 R DIGITAL brutish brother-in-law Stanley about her snooty friend. Determined to clear his name, his cross- mannerisms and what happened to the proceeds country search for the truth uncovers a sinister and the starring Chris Sarandon, from the sale of the Dubois family estate. plot that culminates in an unforgettable final William Ragsdale, Sundance Kid SERIES PREMIERE! scene at the Statue of Liberty. 1969 PG Amanda Bearse Horror movie fan Charley Brewster is Sat, June 23, 7:30 pm 1971 R convinced his new neighbor is a vampire that Shaft NATIONAL LAMPOON'S Sun, June 24, Fri, July 20, 7:30 pm 2 pm & 7:30 pm must be destroyed. When no one believes him, he enlists the help of the vampire killer from starring Richard Animal starring Paul Newman, his favorite TV show. Roundtree, Moses House 1978 R Robert Redford, SERIES PREMIERE! Gunn, Charles Cioffi Katharine Ross, Strother Martin Fri, August 3, 7:30 pm Cool and collected private investigator John starring John Belushi, HITCHCOCK’S th In this star-studded Western about Bolivia- Shaft is hired by a crime lord to find and 40 ANNIVERSARY Karen Allen, Tom Hulce bound career train robbers Butch Cassidy and Rebecca 1940 recover his kidnapped daughter. the Sundance Kid, Newman and Redford shine Faber College’s Delta Tau Chi fraternity lives Sat, July 7, 7:30 pm in their portrayal of the life and times of some to party, play pranks, and break all the rules. of the Old West’s most notorious desperados. Sun, July 8, The Dean finds a way to expel them all, and in 2 pm & 7:30 pm Cartoon return, Delta Tau Chi creates a homecoming starring Laurence Olivier, Capers parade they will never forget. Joan Fontaine, Sat, July 21, 10 am The George Sanders, DIGITAL Apartment Judith Anderson Gigi 1958 1960 This Gothic, romantic mystery about a Enjoy a collection of classic characters including Sat, August 4, 7:30 pm Wed & Thurs, dashing nobleman, his inhibited second wife, Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and a few surprises! Sun, August 5, June 27 & 28, 7:30 pm and the dark secret from his past earned Alfred 2 pm & 7:30 pm Hitchcock his only Best Picture Oscar. starring Jack Lemmon, starring Leslie Caron, Shirley MacLaine, Cover Girl 1944 Maurice Chevalier, SERIES PREMIERE! Fred MacMurray 60th ANNIVERSARY American Sat, July 21, 7:30 pm Louis Jourdan This romantic comedy follows a Sun, July 22, In this romantic musical comedy, high-society struggling office worker trying Graffiti 1973 PG 2 pm & 7:30 pm playboy Gaston befriends courtesan-in-training to move up in the company Wed & Thurs, starring Rita Hayworth, Gigi, but over time, the platonic relationship by lending his apartment July 11 & 12, 7:30 pm Gene Kelly, Phil Silvers begins to develop into something more. to upper management for starring Richard extramarital affairs. This big, brash, sparkling picture contains Dreyfuss, Ron Howard, all things expected of a 1940s million-dollar th 45 ANNIVERSARY Paul Le Mat extravaganza—large sets, long chorus lines, It’s the last day of summer 1962, and a group and the glories of technicolor. Plus, 15 of of Southern California high school students America’s most gorgeous cover girls made an spend one final night cruising the strip before appearance, including Rita Hayworth at the leaving for college. peak of her glamour. Movies are subject to change without notice. FOUR WAYS ______________________________________________________________________ General Public Ticket Strips: x $30 = $ to purchase ticket strips: Name CAPA account number (if applicable) CAPA Donor Ticket Strips: x $25 = $ ______________________________________________________________________ Address Visit the Your donation to CAPA $ CAPA Ticket Center ______________________________________________________________________ 39 E. State St. Help us keep the film reels rolling! City State Zip If you love our summer movies, please TICKET STRIPS make a contribution to CAPA’s Annual Fund. ______________________________________________________________________ INCLUDE Visit capa.com Email address Phone (daytime) 10 TICKETS Please add $2.50 processing fee $ $2.50 Check enclosed (made payable to CAPA) Charge to my (choose only one) VISA MC AMEX Discover STRIP SALES Call 614-469-0939 END JULY 22 TOTAL ENCLOSED: $ ______________________________________________________________________ Credit Card number Expiration Date Complete and return Please mail this form this form by mail and a stamped, CAPA Ticket Center ______________________________________________________________________ self-addressed envelope to: 39 East State Street, Columbus, OH 43215 Signature at the ohio theatre June 15–August 5 AMERICA’S longest-running Get your tickets now! classic movie series Summer Movie Series ticket strips, one of central Ohio’s best entertainment bargains, can be purchased now through Sunday, July 22. Strips of 10 tickets are $30, a savings of $2 per ticket RETURNS off day-of-show prices. Strip tickets are good for any film in any combination. FOUR WAYS to purchase Visit the CAPA Ticket Center Visit us online Call us at Complete and return the ticket strips: 39 E. State St., Columbus, OH 43215 at capa.com 614-469-0939 attached order form by mail All tickets are general Day-of-show tickets to individual films are 5$ and go on sale one hour prior to show time admission and seating is on a at the Ohio Theatre kiosk.
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