"Twilight" has been selected to be the closing night event at this year's Old Pasadena Film Festival. The movie will be screened on Saturday, July 25th on the juu level of the Schoolhouse Parking karakana located on the SW corner of Colorado Blvd. and Fair Oaks Ave (enter on Fair Oaks, Green, au Raymond). Chairs will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis so wewe may want to bring your own lawn chairs au blankets. The movie will start at 9PM; admission is free.
The event is taking place as a part of the world's largest free outdoor movie festival, held every July at various locations throughout Old Pasadena. The theme of this year's festival is "music in film;" the festival opened on Friday, July 10th with a tribute to the Newman family, which has contributed zaidi to the genre than perhaps any other family in history.
For three generations (ever since the introduction of sound in film), the Newman family has scored, composed, conducted au supervised muziki for hundreds of films and TV shows; collectively, they have been nominated for scores of Academy Awards, winning dozens of Oscars.
The first generation included brothers Lionel, Emil, and Alfred Newman -- who wrote the famous fanfare still being played at the beginning of all fox, mbweha movies. The sekunde generation includes David, Thomas, Maria, and Randy Newman, while Joey Newman is the first member of the third generation to continue the family "franchise."
12 members of the Newman family were on hand for the opening night event, which was immediately followed kwa a screening of "The King & I" (one of the many films for which Alfred Newman won an Oscar). The following night, Maria Newman conducted a live chamber orchestra performance in accompaniment of a screening of the original "Daddy Long-Legs," one of the silent films which propelled Mary Pickford to superstardom.
The festival continues every Friday and Saturday night at various locations in Pasadena through July 25, when the festival will close with a free screening of "Twilight." For zaidi information, please visit www.oldpasadena.org.
The event is taking place as a part of the world's largest free outdoor movie festival, held every July at various locations throughout Old Pasadena. The theme of this year's festival is "music in film;" the festival opened on Friday, July 10th with a tribute to the Newman family, which has contributed zaidi to the genre than perhaps any other family in history.
For three generations (ever since the introduction of sound in film), the Newman family has scored, composed, conducted au supervised muziki for hundreds of films and TV shows; collectively, they have been nominated for scores of Academy Awards, winning dozens of Oscars.
The first generation included brothers Lionel, Emil, and Alfred Newman -- who wrote the famous fanfare still being played at the beginning of all fox, mbweha movies. The sekunde generation includes David, Thomas, Maria, and Randy Newman, while Joey Newman is the first member of the third generation to continue the family "franchise."
12 members of the Newman family were on hand for the opening night event, which was immediately followed kwa a screening of "The King & I" (one of the many films for which Alfred Newman won an Oscar). The following night, Maria Newman conducted a live chamber orchestra performance in accompaniment of a screening of the original "Daddy Long-Legs," one of the silent films which propelled Mary Pickford to superstardom.
The festival continues every Friday and Saturday night at various locations in Pasadena through July 25, when the festival will close with a free screening of "Twilight." For zaidi information, please visit www.oldpasadena.org.
