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Marx Bros. invade Ken Cinema to benefit the San Diego Opera
Hmm, wonder where they got the idea from?
“Boogie” x 3
Groucho, Chico, Harpo, and Sig Ruman in 35mm!?
Spanish three-sheet for A NIGHT AT THE OPERA.
Whatever you do, don’t slow those nags down next Monday night when all horse-drawn carriages lead to Landmark’s Ken Cinema for the San Diego Opera’s deluxe benefit presentation of the Marx Bros. godsend, A Night at the Opera.
Hmm, wonder where they got the idea from?
Video:
A Night at the Opera Official Trailer (1935)
The merriment begins at 8 pm. If the mayor shows up clutching a long speech, I’ll be the first to rip it up. Admission is free, but make sure to line the collection plate with some green on your way out. Tell rich Aunt Minnie if she’s willing to drop $20 on an NT Live presentation at the Gaslamp, surely she can afford twice that amount for 35mm Marxes.
Mood elevation time: Check out the Big Screen’s Image Gallery for a passel of vintage ephemera culled from our private stock.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Marx Bros. invade Ken Cinema to benefit the San Diego Opera
Hmm, wonder where they got the idea from?
Marx Bros. invade Ken Cinema to benefit the San Diego Opera
Hmm, wonder where they got the idea from?
“Boogie” x 3
Groucho, Chico, Harpo, and Sig Ruman in 35mm!?
Spanish three-sheet for A NIGHT AT THE OPERA.
Whatever you do, don’t slow those nags down next Monday night when all horse-drawn carriages lead to Landmark’s Ken Cinema for the San Diego Opera’s deluxe benefit presentation of the Marx Bros. godsend, A Night at the Opera.
Hmm, wonder where they got the idea from?
Video:
A Night at the Opera Official Trailer (1935)
The merriment begins at 8 pm. If the mayor shows up clutching a long speech, I’ll be the first to rip it up. Admission is free, but make sure to line the collection plate with some green on your way out. Tell rich Aunt Minnie if she’s willing to drop $20 on an NT Live presentation at the Gaslamp, surely she can afford twice that amount for 35mm Marxes.
Mood elevation time: Check out the Big Screen’s Image Gallery for a passel of vintage ephemera culled from our private stock.
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