Last night we had another wonderful 42nd Street evening at the public library, but I was really disappointed that only Jim and I showed up for the film screening. That said, the presentation itself was excellent! Clay, the Film Society leader, did a fantastic job introducing the movie and leading a thoughtful discussion afterward. These nights are such a hidden gem! ❤️
If you haven’t joined us yet, please mark your calendar!
42nd Street meets every month on the second Tuesday at 6:00 PM sharp.
The musicals are always fantastic, and the next one is going to be magical — Meet Me in St. Louis! You won’t want to miss it. Come early, bring friends, and enjoy a classic film on the big screen with great conversation to follow.
Hope to see a bigger crowd next month! Let’s fill those seats and celebrate these timeless stories together.
Who’s coming with us for Meet Me in St. Louis on June 9th? Drop a or ❤️ below if you’re in!
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I recorded an on-demand silly yet fabulous film on YouTube TV starring Betty Grable.
When the movie works, it’s great.
This movie is involved with a hypnotized vulnerable exotic dancer and her friend who wind up in a fraternity, while they run away from a bald killer.
It is really funny in places, and the dance segments are phenomenal.
You have a college man, who ends up staying in college for 17 years.
I don’t want to do all the work for you, but if you like comedy mixed with hijinx you will totally like this film
The nice thing is that it is NOT a musical with dreaming and singing with invisible orchestras, so it seems cooler than that.
I hope you give it a glance if you want to laugh at people getting bonked on the head with a detached mannequin’s arm.
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