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Title: Cinema in the Park
START DATE: 5/28/2005
START TIME: 8:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: Pasadena
Location Details:
Levitt Pavilion, Memorial Park in Old Pasadena
Event Topic:
Event Type: screening
Contact Name: Mauricio Ramos
Contact Email: mauricio@oldpasadena.org
Contact Phone: 626.356.9725
DESCRIPTION:


The Old Pasadena Management District Presents “Cinema in the Park”

A Weekly Outdoor Film Screenings, with proceeds benefiting

The Cancer Relief Fund “Cinema Fighting Cancer”

The Old Management District invites you to experience a classic American pastime by watching movies under the stars in the park every Saturday night in May. These classic movie selections will make you nostalgic for the good old days. Be sure to bring someone to keep you warm.

WHERE:

Levitt Pavilion, Memorial Park, Old Pasadena (corner of Walnut and Raymond).

DATE:

Event will take place every Saturday in May. For updated information go to: www.oldpasadena.org

TIME:

Doors will open at 7:30 p.m.

Screening stars at sunset (approximately 8 p.m.).

TICKETS:

Admission is free, but a ticket is required. Guests must have appropriate night’s ticket for admittance to the screening. “Cinema in the Park” tickets will be distributed through designated sponsor outlets. Those who do not have tickets are welcome to line up in the waiting list line the evening of the desired screening. Admission from the waiting line will begin 15 minutes before program start, but is not guaranteed.

Limited rental chair seating will be available. Seating will be available on first-come, first-serve basis. Please arrive early.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Refreshments will be available. Picnics are welcome. Take-out dining from nearby Old Pasadena restaurants is encouraged. No smoking or alcohol at the event or within 50 feet of the Band Shell will be allowed.

FILMS:


Saturday, May 7th The Princess Bride


Saturday, May 14th Roman Holiday


Saturday, May 21st The Sting


Saturday, May 28th E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial

WHAT TO BRING:

Folding chairs, blankets or something comfy to sit on is encouraged.

Bring jackets or something to keep warm.

WHY ARE WE DOING IT?

The Old Pasadena Management District would like to support this cause while providing memorable experiences to our visitors. The Arts Fighting Cancer is a non-profit organization which works to promote the art of filmmaking in the entertainment industry while raising funds to help improve the quality of life for individuals fighting cancer. Proceeds from their sponsored events, which include the Old Pasadena’s ‘Cinema in the Park”, benefits “The Cancer Relief Fund”, which provides cancer relief by making payments such as mortgage, rent and car payments for those suffering with cancer.

Sponsored by

Charter Communications City of Pasadena Arts Fighting Cancer Green Street Press

Michelob Light Sunkist San Antonio Winery The Santa Monica Film Festival

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