WHAT: A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) 75th Anniversary screeningWHEN: April 15, 2026 1 PM & 7 PMWHERE: Pickwick Theatre, Park Ridge, ILHOW MUCH: $12/$10 advance or $10 for the 1 PM matineeAdvance Tickets: Click Here and select date and time…
There are always things that go on behind the scenes of the Classic Film Series that our patrons are never aware of– unless there’s some reason to bring it to light. The recent passing of actor Chuck Norris this past…
Begora & Saints Be Praised! Our screening of The Quiet Man on March 11 was our biggest turnout at the Pickwick Theatre in years. Thank you so much to the 659 patrons who came out to support our screening and…
WHAT: The Ten Commandments (1956, 4K DCP) 70th anniversaryWHEN: Sunday, March 22, 2026 1 PM onlyWHERE: Pickwick Theatre, Park Ridge, ILHOW MUCH: All seats $10. “I feel that the subject of Moses and the Ten Commandments is particularly timely today.…
WHAT: The Quiet Man (1952, DCP) WHEN: March 11, 2026 1 PM & 7 PM WHERE: Pickwick Theatre, Park Ridge, IL WHAT ELSE: Pre-show music at 6 PM by The Chancey Brothers; cartoon HOW MUCH: $12/$10 advance or $10 for…
It seems these days our social media is loaded with AI posts. Some of which make me wonder if our society isn’t doomed. Artificial Intelligence technology has its uses– from science and medicine to household daily chores, perhaps– but its…
WHAT: When Harry Met Sally… (1989) WHEN: February 11, 2026 1 PM & 7 PM WHERE: Pickwick Theatre, Park Ridge, IL WHAT ELSE: Pre-show organ music at 6:30 PM by Jake McDonagh HOW MUCH: $12/$10 advance or $10 for the…
WHAT: Raging Bull (1980, 4K DCP)WHEN: Friday, January 16, 2026 1 PM & 7 PMWHERE: Pickwick Theatre, Park Ridge, ILHOW MUCH: $12/$10 advance or $10 for the 1 PM matineeAdvance Tickets: Click Here and select date and time (7 PM).…
The most popular film program I ever put together was a library series called Screen Deco. Before it kicked off, I was often asked, “What is Screen Deco?” I would always define it by using the most popular example: Fred…
On New Year’s Eve, it’s a tradition for many of us to play either a Marx Brothers movie or a Fred & Ginger musical– or both. I thought this was a good time to share a post that first appeared…