In this musical comedy, billionaire Jean-Marc (Yves Montand) falls for showgirl Amanda (Marilyn Monroe). When Jean-Marc hears he’s the subject of a spoof in a revue Amanda is rehearsing, he convinces the producers to allow him to portray himself so he can be near Amanda. Jean-Marc then hires Bing Crosby, Milton Berle and Gene Kelly (playing themselves) to teach him the tricks of the trade.

Directed by: George Cukor
Genre: Comedy / Musical
Running Time: 119 min.
Rated: NR

BUY TICKETS: Thursday February 9

When playboy Monte Beragon (Zachary Scott) is shot the police immediately suspect his wife Mildred Pierce Beragon (Joan Crawford). At the police station she’s told that her ex-husband has confessed. In flashbacks Mildred tells police the history of the events leading up to the shooting. Her story weaves the lives of her dead husband, her selfish and extremely spoiled daughter Veda (Ann Blyth), her partner Wally Fay (Jack Carson), and her ex-husband Bert Pierce into a tapestry that would give hope to any dysfunctional family. Best Actress Oscar to Joan Crawford.

Directed by: Michael Curtiz
Genre: Drama / Film-Noir / Mystery
Running Time: 111 min.
Rated: NR

BUY TICKETS: Thursday February 16

A troubled boy (William Dix) accused of drowning his little sister in a bathtub is institutionalized, though he claims the family’s old, trusted Nanny (Bette Davis) is the killer. When he returns he is once again a suspect when his aunt dies and his mother is poisoned. A stylish whiteknuckler with Davis’s menace at its peak. British. Based on Evelyn Piper’s novel.

Directed by: Seth Holt
Genre: Horror
Running Time: 93 min.
Rated: NR

BUY TICKETS: Thursday February 23

Joanna Eberhart (Katherine Ross), a New York photographer, and her husband Walter (Peter Masterson) leave the city for the peace and quiet of the suburbs. Upon moving to Stepford, Connecticut, Joanna and her new friend Bobbie (Paula Prentiss) notice something strange about the town’s housewives. They seem to live only for their household chores and their husbands and lack a certain liveliness. What could be behind the women’s strange behavior?

Directed by: Bryan Forbes
Genre: Mystery / Thriller
Running Time: 115 min.
Rated: PG

BUY TICKETS: Thursday March 1

Julian Kaye (Richard Gere) is a high-class escort for lonely women. When one of Julian’s tricks turns up dead, his actual client refuses to give him an alibi, and Detective Sunday (Hector Elizondo) keeps asking questions Julian can’t answer. Seems the only person who can help Julian now is his one non-paying lover, a local politician’s wife (Lauren Hutton).

Directed by: Paul Schrader
Genre: Drama
Running Time: 117 min.
Rated: R

BUY TICKETS: Thursday March 8

Lynn Markham (Joan Crawford) moves into her late husband’s beach house...the morning after former tenant Eloise Crandall fell (or was pushed) from the cliff. To her annoyance, Lynn finds both her real estate agent (Jan Sterling) and Drummond Hall (Jeff Chandler), her muscular beachcomber neighbor, making themselves quite at home. Lynn soon has no doubts of what her scheming neighbors are up to, but she finds Drummond’s physical charms hard to resist. And she still doesn’t know what really happened to Eloise.

Directed by: Joseph Pevney
Genre: Crime / Drama
Running Time: 97 min.
Rated: NR

BUY TICKETS: Thursday March 15

Saturday March 17 10:00 PM

St. Patricks Day Wear Green!
Showgirls (1995)

Nomi Malone (Elizabeth Berkley) is a fiercely independent young woman who comes to Las Vegas running from a troubled past. She lands a job as an erotic dancer at the Cheetah Club and also works as a lap dancer in the club’s back room. Zack (Kyle Maclachlan), the handsome and ambitious entertainment director at the Stardust, could push Nomi into the spotlight. Cristal (Gina Gershon), the glamorous star of the stage show “Goddess,” is inexorably drawn to Nomi’s beauty and spirit and may make her...or break her.

Directed by: Paul Verhoeven
Genre: Drama
Running Time: 128 min.
Rated: NC17

BUY TICKETS: March 17 10:00 PM

Fashion photographer Laura Mars (Faye Dunaway) is surprised to learn that, through her camera’s lens, she has the point of view of a grisly serial killer as he commits horrific murders. With the help of detective John Neville (Tommy Lee Jones), Laura tries to stop the madman. But she and John will have to be quick - because the killer is getting closer. A dark thriller co-starring Brad Dourif and Raul Julia.

Directed by: Irvin Kershner
Genre: Thriller
Running Time: 104 min.
Rated: R

BUY TICKETS: Thursday March 22

The film that ushered in the disco craze with the persona of 19-year-old Tony Manero (John Travolta). By day, Tony’s a paint store clerk, but at night he’s a polyester-clad stallion who rules a Brooklyn nightspot with his partner, Stephanie (Karen Lynn Gorney). Although the plot addresses socioeconomic themes, it’s the Bee Gees soundtrack and Travolta’s strutting, Oscar- nominated moves that have made the film iconic. .

Directed by: John Badham
Genre: Drama
Running Time: 118 min.
Rated: R

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