Midnight
Friday, June 7, at 7:00 pm
Grafton Nunes Presents
USA, 1939, Mitchell Leisen
Claudette Colbert plays a penniless American chorus girl, stranded in pre-WWII Paris, who gets involved with both a poor Hungarian cab driver (Don Ameche) and a wealthy socialite (John Barrymore) who’s trying to win back his wife (Mary Astor). The movie will be introduced and discussed by film scholar Grafton Nunes, former President + CEO of the Cleveland Institute of Art. “Rapturous fun…One of the authentic delights of the 30s.” –Pauline Kael. DCP. 94 min. Special admission $13; members, CIA/CSU I.D. holders, age 25 & under $10; no passes. (Source: ohio.org)
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Grafton Nunes Presents
USA, 1939, Mitchell Leisen
Claudette Colbert plays a penniless American chorus girl, stranded in pre-WWII Paris, who gets involved with both a poor Hungarian cab driver (Don Ameche) and a wealthy socialite (John Barrymore) who’s trying to win back his wife (Mary Astor). The movie will be introduced and discussed by film scholar Grafton Nunes, former President + CEO of the Cleveland Institute of Art. “Rapturous fun…One of the authentic delights of the 30s.” –Pauline Kael. DCP. 94 min. Special admission $13; members, CIA/CSU I.D. holders, age 25 & under $10; no passes. (Source: ohio.org)