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			Singin' In The Rain Stanley Donen, USA, 1952; 103m STUDIO PRINT Get out your umbrellas and jump in some puddles for this cinematic gem. “A rush of pure, undiluted joy; both the ‘Make ’Em Laugh’ number and the title song’s renditions will make you feel positively ecstatic.” - Time Out New York.		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 10:30AM
			Grease (sing along) Randal Kleiser, USA, 1977; 110m STUDIO PRINT The Pink Ladies and the T-Birds request your presence for a sing-along.		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 12:45
			Top Hat Mark Sandrich, USA, 1935; 101m This vibrant, Fred-and-Ginger toe-tapper will put you into your dancing shoes. “Depression-era escapism doesn’t get any more footloose, fancy-free or sublime than this.” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 3
			Viva Las Vegas George Sidney, USA, 1964; 85m STUDIO PRINT Elvis, Ann-Margret, and the bright light city set your soul on fire.		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 5:10
			Ziegfeld Follies Lew Ayers & Roy Del Ruth, USA, 1946; 110m A new revue in the grand old style, which MGM quietly labeled “Greatest Production Since The Birth Of Motion Pictures!”		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 7
			Cabaret Bob Fosse, USA, 1972; 124m STUDIO PRINT Pre-war Berlin comes alive in Fosse’s groundbreaking masterpiece.		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: 9:15
			Purple Rain Albert Magnoli, USA, 1984; 111m Prince’s Oscar-winning score makes for a one-of-a-kind rock drama. “The music is still glorious, the Revolution still sexy and tight.” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Fri Jul 3: Midnight
			Meet Me In St. Louis Vincente Minnelli, USA, 1944; 113m STUDIO PRINT Visit the 1904 World’s Fair with the Smith sisters (Judy Garland, Margaret O’Brien, Mary Astor, and Lucille Bremer).		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 10:15AM
			The Gang’s All Here Busby Berkeley, USA, 1943; 103m NEW PRINT The Lady in the Tutti-Frutti Hat is back by popular demand. “Everything you’d want in a kitsch curio and more.” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 12:30
			Swing Time George Stevens, USA, 1936; 103m “A glorious songburst of gaiety and laughter,” featuring four of film history’s most celebrated dance numbers. “A jaunty little masterpiece.” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 2:40
			The King and I Walter Lang, USA, 1956; 133m NEW REMASTERED PRINT This lavish multiple Oscar-winner on a pristine new print should not missed.		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 4:45
			Love Me Or Leave Me Charles Vidor, USA, 1955; 122m Jazz singer Ruth (Doris Day) goes from taxi dancer to movie star, thanks to her marriage to a Chicago mobster (James Cagney).		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 7:15
			Pal Joey George Sidney, USA, 1957; 111m Professional scoundrel Joey Evans (Frank Sinatra) is caught between a rich widow (Rita Hayworth) and the good girl from back home (Kim Novak).		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: 9:45
			The Rocky Horror Picture Show Jim Sharman, USA, 1975; 100m NEW PRINT Let’s do the Time Warp again! “This is the godfather – or godmother, maybe? – of midnight movies.” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Sat Jul 4: Midnight
			Oliver Carol Reed, USA, 1968; 153m ARCHIVE PRINT This British Best Picture-winner remains among the best films made in the past 50 years.		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 10AM
			Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Howard Hawks, USA, 1953; 91m STUDIO PRINT Bombshells Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe light up the screen in a musical comedy classic.		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 1
			An American In Paris Vincente Minnelli, USA, 1951; 113m STUDIO PRINT A single dance number in this balletic masterpiece choreographed by Gene Kelly cost over half a million dollars, a staggering sum in 1951. “We can’t recommend this movie enough!” - Time Out New York		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 3
			On The Town Stanley Donen, USA, 1949; 98m STUDIO PRINT While on shore leave, three sailors (Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Jules Munshin) turn New York City into a dance floor.		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 5:15
			Hair Milos Forman, USA, 1979; 121m ARCHIVE PRINT Take a stroll in Central Park, then see it transformed on the big screen in Milos Forman’s ’70s landmark.		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 7:15
			Tommy Ken Russell, UK, 1975; 111m ARCHIVE PRINT The Who’s incendiary rock opera, featuring classic performances by Elton John, Tina Turner, Eric Clapton, and many more.		Buy Tickets Sun Jul 5: 9:45