Classic Film Club – Season 7 – Lights, Cameras, Classics (Membership Enrollment)
October 3, 2024 - March 7, 2025
(Enrollment Closes Fri Oct 4, 2024 – Membership runs from Thu Oct 3, 2024 thru Fri Mar 7, 2025)
The Lincoln Theater Classic Film Club proudly presents
Lights, Cameras, Classics
Membership, at $60 per person, includes:
- Admission to all six screenings.
- Small popcorn at each film.
- Glass of wine/beer/sparkling cider at each film.
- Pre-film introduction and post-film talkback!
Oscar-winning hits.
Iconic stars.
Legendary directors.
They’re classics for a reason – and this season, they’re back on the big screen.
October 3 & 4: Singin’ in the Rain. The best musical-comedy ever made becomes the feel-good film of the year. Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds and Donald O’Connor headline this hilarious take on Tinseltown’s rocky transition from silent films to talkies, featuring great songs, big laughs and dazzling dance numbers.
November 7 & 8: Laura. Otto Preminger directs this haunting tale of a murdered woman (Gene Tierney) and the cop (Dana Andrews) who becomes obsessed with her while investigating the crime. Clifton Webb slays it with his Oscar-nominated performance in the quintessential film noir that movie critic Roger Ebert calls “perfection.”
December 5 & 6: Sullivan’s Travels. In the 1940s, Oscar-winning writer-director Preston Sturges ruled Hollywood, releasing seven blockbuster comedies in five years, including this timeless satire. Joel McCrea plays a famous director who hits the road with Veronica Lake to research a serious film, but finds serious trouble instead.
January 2 & 3: Stagecoach. Saddle up for the granddaddy of all Westerns and the role that made John Wayne a star. Six-time Oscar winner John Ford directs this pulse-pounding journey through Apache territory. Delivering breathtaking action and must-see stunts, this pic earned seven Academy Award nominations and lassoed two of them.
February 6 & 7: Notorious. Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman steam the screen in a “killer” thriller about a spy whose undercover mission could put her six feet under. Director Alfred Hitchcock ratchets up the suspense in this cat-and-mouse clash with a Nazi villain (Claude Rains) who’ll stop at nothing short of murder.
March 6 & 7: All About Eve. Fasten your seatbelts for the drama that scored a record-setting 14 Oscar nominations and won six, including Best Picture, Director and Screenplay. Bette Davis and a young Marilyn Monroe top the cast of this acclaimed motion picture from four-time Oscar-winning filmmaker, Joseph L. Mankiewicz.
Thursday evening screenings are at 7pm
Friday matinee screenings are at 2pm
Jeannie MacDonald returns to the Lincoln Theater to host Season 7 ofour Classic Film Club series, “Lights, Camera, Classics”! A film historian and lifelong movie fan,Jeannie began her career as a producer at two Boston TV stations. After moving to Los Angeles, Jeannie wrote marketing copy for Paramount Television on the studio’s iconic Hollywood lot. As a freelancer, she has written movie copy for Warner Bros. and humor pieces for TheWashington Post and Los Angeles Times. Jeannie hosts classic films around New England, and writes the bimonthly blog, Classic Hollywood, at JeannieMacDonald.com. She lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, with her husband John.
Lincoln Theater’s Classic Film Club is generously sponsored by Drum & Drum Real Estate
Classic Film tickets: FREE for Classic Film Club Members, $9 Adult, $6 Lincoln Theater Members & Youth (18 and under)
All ticket sales are final – Nonrefundable and Nonexchangeable.
All tickets are available for purchase in advance* through our online box office. Any remaining tickets will be available for purchase at the door beginning 30 minutes before showtime. We do not release additional tickets at the door after a show is sold out.
*Advance tickets or confirmation emails may be printed for admission OR you may check in with your email address at the theater box office when you arrive