SCERA CINEMA CLASSICS

• Showing:
  Tue October 12, 2010 thru Tue November 30, 2010
• Times:
  Tuesdays @ 10:00am
• Prices:
  $2.00/person for ages 18 and older - TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO EACH MOVIE!
• Location:
  SCERA Center: XanGo Grand Theatre
  745 South State Street, Orem, UT 84058
• 

In the fall and in the spring, SCERA offers a Cinema Classics Series of some of your favorite films spanning the decades!  The movies show on Tuesday mornings at 10:00am in the remodeled XanGo Grand Theatre at the SCERA Center for the Arts, 745 South State, Orem.  Doors open @ 9:30am.  No advance tickets or reservations are required.  Senior Center groups are always welcome!
  
FALL 2010    

WHEN: Tuesdays at 10:00am   
WHERE:  SCERA Center for the Arts
AGE:  For Adults 18+ only   
COST:  $2.00 per person

October 12  
“Bells Are Ringing” Starring Dean Martin, Judy Holliday (1960) 127 min, Not Rated

Ella Peterson is a telephone operator who tries to improve the lives of her clients by passing along information she hears from others.  She falls in love with a client, Jeffrey Moss, and is determined to meet him.  The trouble is, on the phone to him she always pretends to be an old woman whom he calls “Mom.”

October 19      
“Finian’s Rainbow” Starring Fred Astaire, Petula Clark (1968) 145 min, Rated G

Fred Astaire, as Finian, plants a leprechaun’s crock of gold in order to “make it grow.”  His daughter (Petula Clark) doubts this bit of malarkey until a leprechaun pops up looking for his gold and things really start jumping.

October 26    
“Hoosiers” Starring Gene Hackman, Dennis Hopper (1987) 114 min, Rated PG

When a controversial outsider is hired to teach and coach basketball in a small Indiana town, he bewilders the townspeople, changes lives, and challenges youngsters to pursue their dream.

November 2  
“Random Harvest”  Starring Ronald Coleman, Greer Garson (1942)126 min, Not Rated
        
Coleman is left an amnesiac after WWI, and saved from life in a mental institution by a vivacious entertainer (Garson).  
                                 
November 9  
“The Rare Breed” Starring James Stewart, Maureen O’Hara (1966) 108 min, Not Rated

In this western, O’Hara is a woman who brings a Hereford bull to U.S. to be bred, and can’t decide whether to marry ranch owner Brian Keith or former associate Stewart.
    
November 16    
“The Towering Inferno” Starring Paul Newman, (1974) 165 min, Rated PG
    
Flames consume the world’s tallest skyscraper.  While most of the tenants of the building manage to escape, socialites gathered on the top floor of this towering inferno fear for their lives. Architect Doug Roberts (Newman) and firefighter Michael O’Hallorhan (McQueen) plan a daring rescue.

November 23  
“They Were Expendable” Starring John Wayne (1945) 136 min, Not Rated
        
WWII Pearl Harbor. The Philippines are blockaded and the men of the Navy’s PT boats prove the value of their small ships when they slip through Japanese infested waters to evacuate high-ranking officials from the beleaguered islands.
        
November 30    
“Fallen Angel”  Hallmark Hall of Fame, Staring Gary Sinise  110 min, NR
        
Sinise plays Terry McQuinn, a Los Angeles lawyer who learns a powerful lesson about second chances.  When his father dies, Terry returns to his Maine home.  He is reunited with Katherine Wentworth, whose family had employed the services of his father as caretaker and handyman.  A secret from their past turns out to be the key to their future - a reminder that it’s never too late to forgive.