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			Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? Frank Tashlin, 1957, USA; 94m Tony Randall’s mild-mannered ad man poses as the main squeeze of a Hollywood glamour queen (Jayne Mansfield) to win her endorsement in this eye-popping satire.		Buy Tickets Fri May 28: 3:15
			Arsenic and Old Lace Frank Capra, 1944, USA; 118m Madness doesn’t run in the Brewster family, it practically gallops! Cary Grant stars in this black comedy about two kindly killer aunties.		Buy Tickets Fri May 28: 5:15
			The Party Blake Edwards, 1968, USA; 99m Banned from a movie set, bit player Hrundi V. Bakshi (the incomparable Peter Sellers) crashes a Hollywood shindig in this slapstick masterpiece.		Buy Tickets Fri May 28: 7:45
			The Jerk Carl Reiner, 1979, USA; 104m Sharecropper Steve Martin strikes it rich and loses it all again in this absurdist classic. And yes, there will be cat juggling.		Buy Tickets Fri May 28: 9:45
			Ninotchka Ernst Lubitsch, 1939, USA; 110m Greta Garbo’s stern-faced apparatchik learns to laugh when her ideology is shaken by the twin assaults of capitalist frivolity and Melvyn Douglas’s aristocratic suitor.		Buy Tickets Sat May 29: 3:00
			Silver Streak Arthur Hiller, 1976, USA; 113m Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor team up for the first time as two men trying to catch a murderer aboard a cross-country train.		Buy Tickets Sat May 29: 5:15
			Car Wash Michael Schultz, 1976, USA; 97m Disco hits, classic cars, and guest stars at a nutty Los Angeles car wash. With George Carlin, Garrett Morris, and Richard Pryor.		Buy Tickets Sat May 29: 7:30
			Up In Smoke Lou Adler, 1978, USA; 87m Cheech and Chong’s pioneering stoner comedy features a West Coast road trip with a border crossing in a car made entirely of pot.		Buy Tickets Sat May 29: 9:45
			Girl Shy Sam Taylor & Fred C. Newmeyer, 1924, USA; 82m A tailor’s apprentice (Harold Lloyd) falls for a socialite, leading to a mad dash to the chapel—by car, motorcycle, trolley, and horseback. Live piano accompaniment by Carolyn Swartz.		Buy Tickets Sun May 30: 2:00
			What’s Up, Doc? Peter Bogdanovich, 1972, USA; 94m Blustery Babs brings chaos to the carefully ordered universe of a buttoned-up musicologist (Ryan O’Neal) in this latter-day screwball classic.		Buy Tickets Sun May 30: 4:00
			Duck Soup Leo McCarey, 1933, USA; 68m The Marx Brothers’ finest hour—and the sole movie included by literary critic Harold Bloom in his canon of “the twentieth-century American Sublime.”		Buy Tickets Sun May 30: 6:00
			The Ladies Man Jerry Lewis, 1961, USA; 95m Jerry’s jilted Herbert H. Hebert takes a job as a handyman at an all-girl boarding house. “Hey, laaaady” indeed!		Buy Tickets Sun May 30: 7:45
			Female Trouble John Waters, 1974, USA; 92m A John Waters special: Denied cha-cha heels for Christmas, a teenage delinquent (the inimitable, unspeakable Divine) runs away from home, gets pregnant...and becomes a model.		Buy Tickets Sun May 30: 9:45
			Ball of Fire Howard Hawks, 1941, USA; 111m The first lady of screwball, Barbara Stanwyck, inflames Gary Cooper’s staid English professor in this linguistically minded farce co-written by Billy Wilder.		Buy Tickets Mon May 31: 1:45
			Sleeper Woody Allen, 1973, USA; 88m The future is now: Village health-food storeowner (Woody) wakes up in a world of robot butlers, giant veggies, Orgasmatrons, and Diane Keaton.		Buy Tickets Mon May 31: 4:00