Seriously – take a break from shopping and take yourself (or your family) to the movies. Check out this great line up of films this weekend at the Hollywood Theater in Dormont. Check out some history on the theater here.
- Friday 12/11/2009
- 7pm – Annie Hall
- Have a glass of wine on the Hollywood on Friday (12/11) prior to the screening of the quintessential Woody Allen film, Annie Hall at 7 PM.
- Midnight – Shock Treatment
- The 1981 musical is a follow up to the Rocky Horror Picture Show and follows the characters of Brad and Janet from Rocky as they find themselves trapped in the town of Denton, which has become and enormous television station! Watch as their lives are manipulated by the whims of programmers, script writers and viewing audiences.
- 7pm – Annie Hall
- Saturday 12/12/2009
- 11 am – Breakfast with Santa and Cartoon Capers
- Admission is $10 for Breakfast with Santa and Cartoon Capers, plus a chance for kids of all ages to give the big man their holiday requests!
- 2pm & 7pm – Stooge Fest
- trailers from the original Three Stooges movies, followed by original shorts and Three Stooges cartoons. It will end with a short featuring everyone’s favorite, Curley. Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for kids and seniors.
- Midnight – The Rocky Horror Picture Show
- Join the Junior Chamber of Commerce Players as they “shadow” the action onscreen for an exciting entertainment event! Rocky is shown at the Hollywood every other Saturday night at midnight.
- 11 am – Breakfast with Santa and Cartoon Capers
- Sunday 12/13/2009
- 2pm – Polar Express
- This charming computer-animated feature film follows a young boy whose search for the true meaning of Christmas takes him on a magical journey to the North Pole.
- 7pm – It’s a Wonderful Life
- The film has been broadcast for many years on television but the Hollywood brings it to the big screen for a truly joyous holiday experience.
- 2pm – Polar Express
askcherlock says
Great ideas for the holidays in Pittsburgh! I still love Annie Hall, and I probably act like her a bit too, although it's a subliminal thing. We're both a bit ditsy!
IheartPGH says
yes – Annie Hall is a great film. I haven't been to the Hollywood Theater yet – but it looks like a great place – here are some articles about the theater – alot of volunteer work to repopen the theater.
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/…
http://www.popcitymedia.com/devnews/hollywoodth…
askcherlock says
Great ideas for the holidays in Pittsburgh! I still love Annie Hall, and I probably act like her a bit too, although it’s a subliminal thing. We’re both a bit ditsy!
IheartPGH says
yes – Annie Hall is a great film. I haven’t been to the Hollywood Theater yet – but it looks like a great place – here are some articles about the theater – alot of volunteer work to repopen the theater.
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_630891.html
http://www.popcitymedia.com/devnews/hollywoodtheatre0624.aspx