cemetery Screening - Setpember 9th - The Apartment

[BarTopDancer]

Ok, so this is the one GC will be at?

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by LSPoorEeyorick

And GC, you'll be there!?

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Ok, so this is the one GC will be at?

Yes and yes.


I can't wait!

[Alex]

Well. Another mandatory trip down there was just added to my schedule for this weekend (meaning three, and potentially four consecutive weekends down there). Maybe I'll be able to attend after all.

I'll have to see how the full schedule shakes out.

[Snowflake]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

That's a good one. We should eat spaghetti while we watch it.

Only if you strain it through a tennis racket and serve the meatballs.

Oh GC, Shut up and Deal

[Not Afraid]

Press Information:

CINESPIA Presents:
THE APARTMENT
Directed By Billy wilder
Saturday Sept 9th 2006
Gates at 6:30 pm Film at 8:00 pm NEW TIME!!!
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Boulevard at Gower
No reservation necessary.
$10 Donation Tickets available at gate.
As a courtesy to other movie-goers: NO TALL CHAIRS

Both a clever romantic comedy and biting social critique, Wilder won best director and best screenplay Oscars for this masterpiece. A young office worker tries to climb the corporate ladder by lending his apartment to adulterous bosses….until love comes his way. Stars Shirley Maclaine and Jack Lemmon in their most romantic roles.
Bring blankets, drinks and picnic dinner for this special screening below (and above) the stars.
DJ John Tripp spins before and after the screening.

[LSPoorEeyorick]

So early! We're coming-- I hope. We have a work deadline on Monday and I'm hoping we'll be mostly done by Saturday night.

[innerSpaceman]

Yeah, I hate the early time schedule. Drat that cursed orbit of ours! Frelling planet!


But, ok, I'll be there. Maybe this movie deserves another chance, because I am decidedly meh about it - yet it has acclaim a'plenty.

[Alex]

It is looking like I will be free if I have the energy to drive back up from San Diego for the evening.

[innerSpaceman]

oh, please do try and come, Alex. It would be such a pleasure to see you outside a Disneyland or M.A. scenario for once.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Bah! No chance of making this one, we'll be tied up at Knott's Berry Farm for, joy of joys, my company picnic. Not that there aren't worse things than free Mrs. Knott's chicken and free park entrance, but would much rather be hanging with the out of towners.