Archive for the ‘movie’ Tag
Join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian, and preservationalist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic ‘short.’
Starring Ed Lowry and Verna Hillie. A mystery, with just the right amount of comedy thrown in. And old, dark mansion holds ancient secret . . . and a killer ape! (Runtime 62 min.)
Saturday, May 18
8:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
In coordination with Indianapolis’s First Friday events,
the Arts Center at Garfield Park is proud to present our favorite movies
FOR FREE!
Between May and September there will be five events featuring film favorites from the 80s. Food trucks will be on site and the movies will begin shortly after dusk. Bring your bikes, blankets, family and friends to this new Indy Parks event.
The schedule of free films is:
May 3 // The Princess Bride
June 7 // The Goonies
July 5 // A Christmas Story
August 2 // Spaceballs
September 6 // Ghostbusters
Join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian, and preservationalist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic ‘short.’
Starring Bela Lugosi. A psychology professor by day, Karl Wagner (Lugosi) runs a Bowery soup kitchen at night where the down and out tend to disappear, but reappear as zombies. (Runtime 61 min.)
Saturday, April 20
8:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
See full 2013 Winter/Spring schedule here.
Join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian, and preservationalist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic ‘short.’
Starring Onslow Stevens and Janet Chandler. A man pretends to be the injured friend of a young woman to save her life, investigate a murder and capture the killers. (Runtime 60 min)
Saturday, March 23
7:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
See full 2013 Winter/Spring schedule here.
This winter and spring join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian and preservationist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic “short.”
Remember Last Night? (1935)
Directed by James Whale. Starring Robert Young and Constance Cummings. Another mystery-comedy where couples awaken after a party to discover the party’s host has been murdered, but they’re too impaired to remember the details. (Runtime 81 min.)
Saturday, Feb 16
7:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
See full 2013 Winter/Spring schedule here.
This winter and spring join us for murder and mystery! Film collector, historian and preservationist Eric Grayson will be sharing some of his favorite vintage films one night each month. Each film is preceded by a vintage cinematic “short.”
The Preview Murder Mystery (1936)
Starring Reginald Denny. A mystery-comedy, which follows the attempts of a movie studio public relations man to trap a killer by using early television technology. (Runtime 60 min.)
Saturday, Jan 19
7:00 pm
Tickets are available at the door on the night of the film for $4 each. Popcorn, candy and drinks are available for $1 apiece.
See full 2013 Winter/Spring schedule here.
Questions? Call us at (317) 327-7135.
Special effects wizard George Pal (1908 – 80) came from Hungary as an ace animator of the Puppetoon series in the 1930s and 40s. This is his first feature picture. It stars Jimmy Durante as part of a family that has seen better times. Things begin to change when they encounter a squirrel that they name Rupert. (Runtime: 87 min.) Tickets are $3.00 at the door.
Saturday, December 8
7:00 PM
Questions? Call us at (317) 327-7135.
Monsters. Outlaws. Comedy. Popcorn. Once a month, The Garfield Park Arts Center hosts Vintage Movie Night in its gallery. Film historian Eric Grayson provides the films, genuine reel projector, and fascinating stories behind the clips and movies featured.
Tickets are just $4.00, meaning you can bring a fiver and still have enough for a soda or popcorn. Yep, all concessions are $1.00 apiece.
Check out our Winter/Spring Movie Schedule to see what’s coming up next. If you plan on attending more than one show, consider purchasing a Movie Pass. With it you can see 6 movies for the price of 5, and get one free popcorn. Tickets and movie passes are available at the door.
Still unsure about coming to a movie? Call us. We’ll talk you into it. (317) 327-7135.
Karloff is best known for his monster roles. One of his first starring non-horror roles was in a British TV show, Colonel March of Scotland Yard (1953). Karloff plays the persnickety head of the “Department of Queer Complaints”. We will also show rare episodes of Boris Karloff in The Veil (1958). (Runtime: 90mins)
Saturday October 27 8 p.m. $3.00
Questions? Call us at (317) 327-7135.
