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September 11
2010
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| “Quo Vadis” (1951) |
| Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr and Peter Ustinov |
| The season begins with the return of our very first Movie Club film. Quo Vadis (1951) stars Robert Taylor as a Roman soldier in love with a beautiful Christian (Deborah Kerr) just as Rome bums and the Christians pay the prize. Presented in a restored Technicolor print. |
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October 2
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| The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1964) |
| starring Patrick McGoohan |
The Wonderful World of Disney lives again as we present the rare, uncut The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1964) starring Patrick McGoohan in his star-making role as a pastor who becomes a Robin Hood criminal to save his embattled parishioners. Presented in a beautifully restored Technicolor print complete with
Walt Disney's introductions! |
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November 13
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| Shenandoah (1965) |
| starring James Stewart, Doug McClure, & Katherine Ross |
| The heart-warming period drama Shenandoah (1965) starring James Stewart as a widower determined to keep his Virginia family neutral as the Civil War rages around them. Featuring an all-star cast as his children and in-law's. Funny, touching, and warmly sentimental! |
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December 11
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| Going My Way (1944) |
| starring Bing Crosby & Barry Fitzgerald |
Our Christmas feature is the Oscar-winning drama Going My Way (1944). Bing Crosby stars as a young priest clashing with padre Barry Fitzgerald (both won Oscars) as they try to save their city parish. Won 7 Academy Awards including for the song
"Swinging On a Star."
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January 8
2011 |
| Anatomy of a Murder (1959) |
| starring James Stewart, Arthur O'Connell, & Lee Remick |
| The classic courtroom drama Anatomy of a Murder (1959). Based on a real- life Michigan murder (and filmed in the UP.!), James Stewart is unforgettable as a small town lawyer trying to save both his soldier client and his nearly broke law firm. |
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| February 12 |
| Captain Horatio Hornblower (1951) |
| starring Gregory Peck & Virginia Mayo |
| We set sail with Captain Horatio Horn blower (1951) starring Gregory Peck as a British sea captain battling Napoleon's navy only to meet his match in the beautiful Virginia Mayo. Features some of the greatest sea battles ever filmed. |
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| March 12 |
| The Hiding Place (1975) |
| starring Julie Harris & Arthur O'Connell |
The rarely seen religious drama The Hiding Place I (1975) starring Julie Harris as one of two Dutch sisters whose Christian faith dictated that they help hide Jews in Nazi- occupied Holland during World War II. Based on a true story and produced
by Billy Graham. |
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| April 9 |
| The Goonies (1985) |
| starring Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, & Corey Feldman |
| Our season closes with the family action film The Goonies (1985). An all-star cast of child actors (now grown up movie stars) portrays embattled kids on a treasure hunt. Produced by Steven Spielberg. |
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Doors Open at 6:00 pm -- All movies to start at 6:30 pm
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Hope you will be able to join us for another season of fun times spent watching movies as they were meant to be seen: in the dark, with an audience, up on the big screen (relatively speaking). Hope to see you there! - Rich & Betsy |
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