Palace classic movies series 2012-2013

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The Palace has released the slate for the next season of its classic movie series. It includes 15 films and starts later this month. The screenings are Monday nights (with a few exceptions).

Tickets are $5, but The Palace is also offering a season pass -- $37.50 for all 15 films (half price). They go on sale starting this Friday.

The schedule is after the jump.

Screenings start at 7 pm unless otherwise noted

September 24: Casablanca

October 15: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

October 29: Singin' in the Rain

November 26: 3 Stooges Film Festival

December 17: A Christmas Story

December 21: It's a Wonderful Life

December 26: Bedknobs and Broomsticks (starts at 3 pm)

January 14: The Sound of Music

January 28: The Graduate

February 4: The Wiz

February 25: The Princess Bride

March 4: The Band: The Last Waltz

March 25: The Big Lebowski

April 29: The Magnificent Seven

May 20: Jaws

Comments

I can do a one liner from nearly all of those classics, but my favorites have to be:

"You call this a family, why do we have to have all these kids"

"Have fun storming the castle"

"We're gonna need a bigger boat"

Rocky on a Monday? That's kinda no fun.

Also, this schedule goes head to head with the Proctor's/AFI classics series. Not too sure how I feel about that.

For the past 6 years we have always shown our movie series (with a few select exceptions) on Monday nights from September through May starting at 7PM. Rocky Horror is always a blast and draws a tremendous crowd annually.

Hope you can make it!

Does the Palace still have 70mm capabilities? I wonder if they'll shown PTA's THE MASTER down the road.

I took a friend who'd never seen "It's a Wonderful Life" to the Palace's screening a couple years ago and we both had a blast. Nothing like seeing classic movies in the area's the greatest movie palace.

The Palace goes out of its way to not only show the classics on FILM, but to toss in all sorts of extra on-screen goodies before the film. You never know what you're going to see BEFORE the show, and it's always a blast.

The film series at Proctors will mostly be eminating from the GE theatre, which basically means it will be nothing but a DVD showing on what amounts to be an incredibly massive TV projection screen.

Classics on film with bonuses, or digital projection with minimal-to-nothing added in? It's an easy choice.

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