THANK YOU to the COLONIAL THEATRE

 

The historic Colonial Theatre lets Digging Star Wars host this screening!

For years, I wanted to present a film at the Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville, PA. Having lunch months ago with Digging Star Wars longtime guest writer, Peter Fey, the topic came up in light of our blog's Top 100 Henry Mancini Films for 2024. That lunch inspired an email to The Colonial and before you know it, I get to host this film featuring one of Henry Mancini's favorite love themes he composed in his lengthy career. Two for the Road (1967) is on our Top 100 list but very high on our list so it has yet to be featured. Keep checking back to see where it lands in the Top 100.

Today's screening was a lot of fun. I had fellow members from the Spoilers Movie Club from my work and the Classic Movie Fans of Philadelphia Facebook club. It was great catching up with them at the movies! I also talked with other Mancini fans - some that grew up close to his hometown.

I also promised attendees something shiny and sparkly after the screening. Scroll down to see the glitz.

In line for an ice cold Coke and Goobers, my go-to movie snack. The video screen says it all!

 
A little nervous but the crowd was into the facts about Mancini.
Photo by head of the SPOILERS MOVIE CLUB, Katie Breiter.

It's a good-looking crowd. Yes, that's glare. It was bright on that stage!
See my seat? It's the one with Coke and Goobers.

I love The Blob (1958)-inspired carpet. Photo by SPOILER MOVIE CLUB member Lou Venuto.

Two for the Road (1967) moviegoers received sparkle stickers bearing our 
Top 100 Henry Mancini Films logo. CLICK HERE for the latest Top 100 installment.


THANK YOU again to the Colonial Theatre for this opportunity. It was awesome. They were kind enough to post this shout out to me on Instagram...



And thanks to all those who came out and caught this classic film in a classic theater. 

Keep checking back as we continue our countdown to the #1 Henry Mancini film ... all the way up to his birthday in mid-April.



Comments

  1. Great event! You did a wonderful job introducing the film and enlightening the audience about Mancini's prolific career.

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  2. Thank you, Ann. I love that you come out for these events. We've seen some pretty awesome films together! Let's keep that going! :-)

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