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PREVIEWS (72) JUNE 1, 2010 PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY CLOSELY WATCHED FILMS (COUNTY THEATER) 20 EAST STATE STREET, DOYLESTOWN, PA 18901-4311 ISSUE NO. 72

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Please GiveUSA – 1 hr 31 min - Nicole Holofcener PLEASE GIVE is writer/director Nicole Holofcener’s perceptive and devastatingly funny take on modern life’s contradic-tions, good intentions and shaky moral bearings. Set in New York, the primary story is about a family that buys an ad-joining apartment from an elderly woman. But they can’t take possession until she passes away. This tone-perfect film pres-ents a subdued, almost Rohmer-like mo-rality tale. With Catherine Keener, Amanda Peet, Oliver Platt and Rebecca Hall.

The City of Your Final DestinationUK – 1 hr 58 min – James Ivory A young American academic tries to persuade the heirs of a celebrated novelist to allow him to write an authorized biography. He then turns up uninvited on the family’s doorstep in Uruguay to make his case. This sophisticated drama about love and literary matters is skillfully presented by the “Merchant-Ivory” team of James Ivory, director, and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, writer. With Anthony Hopkins and Laura Linney.

Micmacs France – 1 hr 44 min - Jean-Pierre Jeunet with subtitlesThe director of the beloved Amelie brings his trademark whimsical style back to the screen with this wacky tale of a video store clerk who tries to bring down two Parisian arms dealers. Jeunet’s hyperactive imagination is applied to a 40’s-style caper film with startling results. And it almost feels like a silent film, given the sparse dialogue.

Mother and ChildUSA – 2 hr 6 min – Rodrigo GarciaThree women’s lives share a common core: they have been profoundly affected by adoption. Rodrigo Garcia’s reputation as a writer for women will increase with MOTHER AND CHILD, an insightfully observed and exceptionally acted ensemble piece. In particular, it spotlights wonderful performances by Naomi Watts, Annette Bening and Samuel L. Jackson. The cast also includes Kerry Washington, Jimmy Smits, David Morse, and Amy Brenneman.

Exit Through the Gift ShopUSA/UK – 1 hr 26 min – BanksyThis film by the elusive graffiti artist Banksy was the hottest ticket at the 2010 Sundance Film Fest. Most art documentaries are dull, glowing tributes to their subjects. Not so with EXIT, a raucously entertaining romp through the contemporary art world, which folds back on itself to examine the would-be filmmaker. This postmodern lark could be a whole new subgenre: the prankumentary.

Main AttractionsWhat films will play? This section lists some of the main films we’ll play in the next few months. Additional unlisted films will also become available. Visit our website for the latest info on what films are upcoming. When will films play? We determine each Monday what main films will play starting on Friday. On Tuesday, we set the upcoming week’s schedule and then update our website and our telephone hotline. We’ll also send you a weekly email, if you sign up at our website. (We sometimes also book films more than a week ahead of time, which we post in the “Coming Attractions” section of our website; however, those bookings are only tentative and subject to change.) CountyTheater.org(215) 345-6789

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Wild Grass France – 1 hr 53 min – Alain Resnaiswith subtitlesMaster director Alain Resnais, at the ripe age of 87, continues his career-long adventure in filmmaking with this playfully flamboyant melodrama. A lost red wallet is found, which leads to a freewheeling network of people. This engaging film explores chance and middle-age longing in a subtle and amusing fable of morals and manners. With Sabine Azema.

Get LowUSA – 1 hr 42 min – Aaron SchneiderRobert Duvall shines as a back woods coot who decides to throw a funeral party for himself – before he dies. Set in the Depression, the film has the feel of an American classic. Bill Murray is excellent as a slightly shady (what did you expect?) funeral director. With a mix of sly humor, homespun grace and affecting poignancy, GET LOW casts an irresistible spell. A real treat.

The Kids are All RightUSA – 1 hr 44 min – Lisa CholodenkoTwo teenage children get the idea to seek out their unknown birth father and introduce him to their two mothers (Annette Bening and Julianne Moore). Once the donor (Mark Ruffalo) is found, household dynamics quickly become scrambled and confused. A crowd-pleasing, feel-good comedy for an era in which the very definition of “family” is up for grabs.

That Evening Sun USA – 1 hr 50 min – Scott TeemsHal Holbrook stars as an aging Tennessee farmer who, frustrated with being confined to a nursing facility, breaks out and walks all the way home, only to discover that his son has leased the farm to another family. Things then turn nasty. Holbrook carries this atmospheric regional film as an irascible old curmudgeon who will not go gentle into that good night.

Coco Chanel and Igor StravinskyFrance – 1 hr 58 min - Jan Kounenwith subtitlesThis French drama depicts the brief and tumultuous affair between these two famous artists. Following on the heels of Coco Before Chanel, the movie is like the next chapter of a very handsome book. Beautifully shot with robust visuals that are often set to Stravinsky’s music, COCO AND STRAVINSKY is a pleasure.

Limited Engagements We try to play each of our Main Attractions films for a full multi-week run. Sometimes, however, we are unable to play a film in a timely or complete way, and it becomes a question of either squeezing them in or not playing them at all. We then often schedule those films for a couple of mid-week screenings, called Limited Engagements. Make sure that you sign up for our weekly email blast, so that you don’t miss these short, last-chance screenings.

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County: June 15 Tues 7:00Ambler: June 17 Thurs 7:00

Sabrina1954 – 1 hr 53 min – USA – b/w – 35mm Paramount – d: Billy Wilder – w/Audrey Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, William HoldenThe charming Cinderella story of two rich brothers and the chauffeur’s daughter Sabrina. Bogart is all work and Holden is all playboy, but when Hepburn returns from Paris all grown up and glamorous, both fall under her spell. (You can see one of Hepburn’s dresses from the film, designed by Edith Head, in the James A. Michener Art Museum exhibit, Icons of Costume: Hollywood’s Golden Era and Beyond.)

County: June 29 Tues 7:00Ambler: July 1 Thurs 7:00

Some Like It Hot1959 – 2 hrs – USA – b/w – 35mm – United Artists – d: Billy Wilder – w/Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Marilyn MonroeJack Lemmon and Tony Curtis star as a pair of musicians who go on the run after acci-dentally witnessing a mob massacre. But how can they hide? Dress as women and join an all-women’s band, of course! And then things really heat up with the arrival of Marilyn Mon-roe - the band’s curvy, blond, ukulele-playing singer. This legendary comedy was voted AFI’s #1 Comedy of All Time.

County: June 22 Tues 7:00Ambler: June 24 Thurs 7:00

Roman Holiday1953 – 1 hr 58 min – USA – b/w – 35mm Paramount – d: William Wyler – w/ Audrey Hepburn, Gregory PeckIn this quintessential romantic comedy, Audrey Hepburn makes her memorable and endearing movie debut. Playing a princess who is trying to escape from the rules of royal life, she falls for a reporter, wonderfully played by Gregory Peck. As the two explore Rome, she must make a choice between two possible lives.

Every Tuesday this summer the greatest stars of Hollywood return to the silver screen. Audrey Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, Gene Kelly, Cary Grant, Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, Vincent Price. Even Hitch steps in for a cameo. Engaging storytelling and memorable acting never fade. See these Hollywood Classics the way they were intended to be seen: in a packed auditorium and on the big screen. The Hollywood Classics series is perfect for any age audience – and all of these films are free for patrons 18 years old or younger.

This Hollywood Summer Nights series contains the fixed schedules for both the County Theater and the Ambler Theater.

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Ambler: June 21 Mon 7:00County: June 23 Wed 7:00

Jaws1975 – 2 hr 4 min – USA – color – 35mm Universal – d: Steven Spielberg – w/Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard DreyfussHave you seen this film on the big screen? Now is the time with the 35th anniversary of its release. When a great white shark terrorizes the townspeople of Amity Island, a police chief, a grizzled shark hunter, and an oceanographer set out to kill it. Director Steven Spielberg invented the summer blockbuster with this white-knuckle thriller. Introduced by Rick Zengolewicz, local JAWS enthusiast and memorabilia collector.

From the late 1960s to the early 1980s, a new generation of young filmmakers came to promi-nence in America. Coppola, Scorsese, Kubrick and others led Hollywood into an artistic revival that embraced the ethos of the times. These directors embraced a gritty realism and a dark-er world view. While many of the films they made were still part of the studio system, the subject matter and styles they introduced set them apart from the studio traditions. These influential films return with all of the edge and bite they had when they were first released.

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County: July 6 Tues 7:00Ambler: July 8 Thurs 7:00

An American in Paris 1951 – 1 hr 53 min – USA – color 35mm – MGM – d: Vincente Minnelli w/Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar LevantWinner of seven Oscars, this delightful MGM musical extravaganza stars Gene Kelly as an American artist living in the City of Light, enjoy-ing the patronage of a well-heeled, amorous gallery owner – and swiftly falling for a willowy French street urchin. All of this to the music of Gershwin. (You can see Gene Kelly’s harlequin cape from the film in the James A. Michener Art Museum exhibit, Icons of Costume: Hollywood’s Golden Era and Beyond.)

Ambler: June 28 Mon 7:00County: June 30 Wed 7:00

Raging Bull1980 – 2 hr 9 min – USA – b/w – 35mm United Artists – d: Martin Scorsese – w/Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Cathy MoriartyRobert De Niro won an Oscar for his portrayal of boxer Jake LaMotta in Martin Scorsese’s widely acclaimed masterpiece, which paints a raw portrait of a tormented soul unable to control his violent outbursts. Marked by De Niro’s powerful performance and Scorsese’s gritty, black-and-white realism, the film also launched the Hollywood career of Joe Pesci.

County: July 7 Wed 7:00SPAM SPAM SPAM...This special evening celebrates the comic wiles of the British comedy troupe that made us sing about Spam and question the liveliness of a certain pet shop parrot. This Python Fest will include trivia, a silly walk competition, and prizes. We’ll also screen some classic sketches from their TV show and conclude with a screening of Life of Brian.

Life of Brian1979 – 1 hr 34 min – UK – color – 35mm d: Terry Jones – w/John Cleese, Eric Idle, Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael PalinA religious satire about Brian, born in the stable next door to Jesus. Profane and very, very silly.

35mm or HD Digital? Yes, we are 35mm purists and we show classic movies in the original 35mm film format, if we can. However, sometimes films are not available in 35mm or the prints are in terrible shape with scratches, bad color and unacceptable sound. What then? Fortunately, great strides have been made in digital technology and sometimes the quality of a movie in HD Digital is comparable to 35mm or even better. That makes HD Digital a viable option. Only a few classic films are currently available in HD Digital, though, so this is still only a limited alternative. So, what’s the bottom line? We’ll bring you classic movies in the best possible format. Our default choice is 35mm film, but if the HD Digital format is better, then we’ll go with digital. We list the chosen format in the credits above and on our website, so you’ll know which format we’ll be screening. (One caveat, though: if a print is booked and listed in 35mm and it arrives in terrible shape, we reserve the option to jump to digital. So, check our website before you come to the theater to get any late breaking news on the presentation format.)

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FestReciprocal Benefits at the Ambler Theater.Our programming is coordinated with our sibling theater, the Ambler Theater. If you’re a member of the County, you get reduced admission ($5.75) at the Ambler, plus free admission to their free member events. So, if you can’t make a film at the County, check to see when it’s playing at the Ambler!

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County: July 27 Tues 7:00Ambler: July 29 Thurs 7:00

Stagecoach1939 – 1 hr 36 min – USA – b/w – HD Digital United Artists – d: John Ford – w/John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Andy Devine, John CarradineA wealthy banker, a drunken doctor, a “fallen woman”, a gambler, and a revenge-seeking cowboy make their way on a stagecoach through hostile Indian territory. More than just cowboys and Indians, this Western gem is propelled by a great ensemble cast in a heart-pounding race across Monument Valley. John Wayne broke into stardom with his role as the Ringo Kid.

Ambler: July 12 Mon 7:00County: July 14 Wed 7:00

One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest1975 – 2 hr 13 min – USA – color – HD Digital – United Artists – R – d: Milos Forman w/ Jack Nicholson, Louise FletcherJack Nicholson stars in a memorable performance as R.P. McMurphy, a free-spirit who defies authority at every level. He ends up in an asylum after faking insanity and there he finds himself in an all-consuming struggle with Head Nurse Ratched. ONE FLEW is a biting, tragic satire about society and the human spirit. It won an Oscar for Best Picture.

Ambler: July 21 Wed 7:00

The Big Lebowski1998 – 1 hr 57 min – USA – color – 35mm – Universal – d: Joel and Ethan Coen – w/Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Steve Bus-cemi, Julianne Moore, Philip Seymour HoffmanThe Dude returns to Ambler for our annual “Little Lebowski Fest.” With trivia, a costume competition, some stupefying prizes, and, yes, yes, we will have “white russians” for your consumption. And new this year – Achiever level tickets will get you cool stuff. Check our website for more details. Then, of course, there’s the screening of THE BIG LEBOWSKI movie itself, in which Jeff Bridges plays an aging Los Angeles hippie-type in a stoned update of Raymond Chandler. There’s mistaken identity, a kidnapping plot, some rug micturation, and a ton of bowling. Do NOT miss this evening – it really ties our summer together!! – Yeah, well, that’s just, you know, like, your opinion, man.

County: July 13 Tues 7:00 Ambler: July 15 Thurs 7:00

The Thin Man 1934 – 1 hr 31 min – USA – b/w – 35mm MGM – d: W.S. Van Dyke – w/William Powell, Myrna LoyMeet Nick and Nora Charles, one of the most successful detective duos in movie history. A pair of stylish sleuthing spouses, who -- between martinis and crackling back-and-forth dialogue – investigate the disappearance of a wealthy inventor. Powell and Loy exude energy in this witty and urbane whodunit.

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County: July 20 Tues 7:00 Ambler: July 22 Thurs 7:00

North by Northwest 1959 – 2 hr 16 min – USA – color – 35mm MGM – d: Alfred Hitchcock – w/ Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James MasonThe quintessential Hitchcock comedy-thriller, with bewildered businessman Cary Grant chased across the country by both spies and the police. It contains one memorable scene after another – including the United Nations murder, the crop-duster attack, and the Mount Rushmore climax.

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Ambler: Aug 4 Wed 7:00

The Three Stooges: Classic Shorts on the Big Screen The best of golden period Three Stooges on the big screen. Join us for an evening of classic Stooges shorts, hosted by the Three Stooges Fan Club. The show will be introduced by Club President Gary Lassin. Then join us Sunday, August 22, for our annual pilgrimage to the Stoogeum, Lassin’s amazing world-class museum of Stooge memorabilia, hidden away in Springhouse, PA. It’s an incredible collection and an exhilarating visit, even if you don’t live and breathe the Stooges. Screened in Digital format.

Ambler: July 26 Mon 7:00County: July 28 Wed 7:00

A Clockwork Orange1971 – 2 hr 16 min – USA/UK – color 35mm – Warner Brothers – d: Stanley Kubrick w/ Malcolm McDowellYou will never hear Beethoven’s Ode to Joy the same way after watching Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Anthony Burgess’ cult novel. Teenage miscreant Alex wanders aimlessly amid a bleak, futuristic urban landscape, stealing, raping and beating innocent people, all in an attempt to get his nightly kicks. A landmark film that is still disturbing today.

Ambler: Aug 9 Mon 7:00County: Aug 11 Wed 7:00

The Graduate1967 – 1 hr 45 min – USA – color – 35mm d: Mike Nichols – w/ Dustin Hoffman, Anne Bancroft, Katharine RossA landmark coming-of-age comedy that caught the mood of the time, THE GRADUATE is as fresh today as ever. Dustin Hoffman gives a star-making performance as a recent college graduate who is adrift in life. After an entanglement with family friend Mrs Robinson, he falls in love with her daughter and things get very messy. Satiric, witty, and a true classic. With music from Simon and Garfunkel.

County: Aug 3 Tues 7:00 Ambler: Aug 5 Thurs 7:00

The Day the Earth Stood Still 1951 – 1 hr 32 min – USA – b/w – HD Digital 20th Century Fox – d: Robert Wise w/Patricia Neal, Michael Rennie A mysterious humanoid alien lands in Wash-ington, D.C., with a warning to Earth’s people to cease their violent behavior. But panic erupts when a nervous soldier shoots the messenger, and his robot companion tries to destroy the capital. A sci-fi hallmark that offers wry commentary on the political climate of the 1950s, this classic is less concerned with special effects than with its potent message.

County: Aug 10 Tues 7:00 Ambler: Aug 12 Thurs 7:00

Laura 1944 – 1 hr 28 min – USA – b/w – 35mm 20th Century Fox – d: Otto Preminger – w/Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews, Vincent Price Laura Hunt has been murdered, and as New York Detective Mark McPherson investigates, he finds that everyone seems to be in love with her – and he, too, gradually falls under her spell. But things aren’t always as they seem. A perfect noir with a great supporting performance by Vincent Price.

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June 15 (Tue 7:00) Sabrina

June 22 (Tue 7:00) Roman Holiday

June 23 (Wed 7:00) Jaws

June 29 (Tue 7:00) Some Like It Hot

June 30 (Wed 7:00) Raging Bull

July 6 (Tue 7:00) An American in Paris

July 7 (Wed 7:00) Monty Python Fest

July 13 (Tue 7:00) The Thin Man

July 14 (Wed 7:00) One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest

July 20 (Tue 7:00) North By Northwest

July 27 (Tue 7:00) Stagecoach

July 28 (Wed 7:00) A Clockwork Orange

Aug 3 (Tue 7:00) The Day the Earth Stood Still

Aug 10 (Tue 7:00) Laura

Aug 11 (Wed 7:00) The Graduate

Aug 17 (Tue 7:00) Strangers on a Train

Aug 25 (Wed 7:00) Bonnie and Clyde

Aug 29 (Sun 7:00) Aug 31 (Tue 7:00) Lawrence of Arabia




Ambler: Aug 23 Mon 7:00County: Aug 25 Wed 7:00

Bonnie and Clyde1967 – 1 hr 52 min – USA – color – 35mm Warner Brothers – d: Arthur Penn w/Warren Beatty, Faye DunawayBank robbers Bonnie Parker (Dunaway) and Clyde Barrow (Beatty) barrel across Depression-era America on a crime spree that makes them folk heroes. Stylish and sexy, the film shattered the mold when it came to crime pics, layering comedy onto mayhem and youthful criminality. And the cinematography is glorious.

1962 – 3 hr 36 min – UK/USA – color – 35mm Columbia – d: David Lean – w/Peter O’Toole, Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif, Claude RainsLAWRENCE is a sprawling blockbuster of an epic about an adventurer’s life in the Middle East. The film is exciting, spectacularly beautiful and, needless to say, was meant to be seen on the big screen. Peter O’Toole is astonishing — his piercing blue eyes and commanding presence highlight one of the most memorable performances of movie history. They just don’t make them like this anymore!

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County: Aug 29 Sun 7:00Aug 31 Tues 7:00

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County: Aug 17 Tues 7:00Ambler: Aug 19 Thurs 7:00

Strangers on a Train 1951 – 1 hr 41 min – USA – b/w – 35mm Warner Brothers – d: Alfred Hitchcock w/Farley Granger, Robert WalkerA masterpiece of suspense with a large helping of guilt and anxiety, STRANGERS is Hitchcock at the top of his game. Robert Walker gives a mesmerizing performance as a peculiar man who meets tennis star Farley Granger on a train. Their casual banter turns to a discussion of strangers doing “exchange murders”. Amusing, but one of them is serious.

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Buck International, Green Tree Community Health Foundation, National Breast Cancer Foundation, Chestnut Hill College, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Beth Tikvah – B’nai Jeshurun, Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia, Kitty Cottage, Young Life Montgomery County, Harleysville Senior Center, Montgomery Cancer Center, The High-lands, Artman Lutheran Home, Caron, MCAB, Chestnut Hill Historical Society, Wissahickon Watershed Association, Saint Basil Academy, Hillcrest Elementary, Hadassah of Greater Philadelphia, Ambler Main Street, NGA Inc., Addicted 2 Dance Co., Ambler Area YMCA, Horsham Township, The Center for Autism, Montgomery Home and School Association, BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Women’s Club of Whitpain, Gwyn-Nor Elementary School, Montgomery County Offi ce for Mental Health, Klein JCC, Northern Home for Children, Broad Axe Community Association, St. Anthony-St. Joseph Elementary School, Make-A-Wish, Wissahickon High School, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Gateway Employment Resources, St. Mary’s Villa – Ambler, Autism Cares, Greater Glenside Chamber of Commerce, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church, Congregation Beth Or, Caring People Alliance, Temple University Ambler, Old Soles MS Challenge Walk, Women’s Center of Montgomery County, CADE, Delaware Valley College, Center School, Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Pearl S. 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Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Villa Joseph Marie HS Parents Guild, Doylestown Hospital, DBCA, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Valley Youth House, Liberty Ball 2010, Charitable Foundation of the Bucks County Bar Association, Quaker School of Horsham, YWCA of Bucks County, Habitat for Humanity Bucks County, Art-Reach, Roxy Ballet, Methodist Home for Children, Plumstead Baseball, The Peace Center, ALS Hope Foundation, Friends of the Delaware River, Byers’ Choice Think Pink, Stray Cat Blues, Inc., Pine Run Retirement Community, Planned Parenthood of Bucks County, NOVA, Neshaminy-Warwick Presbyterian Church, Friends of Graeme Park, BARC, Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Painted Bride Art Center, Phillips’ Mill Community Association, CB Cares, Young Survival Coalition of Philadelphia, The JAG Fund, Heritage Conservancy, Valley Christian School, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, Support Center for Child Advocates, The Shipley School, Pathways PA, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Doylestown Arts Festival – 5K Race, Town and Country Players, Levittown Fire Company 2, NGA Inc., Wyncote Academy, Solebury School, kelly anne dolan memorial fund, Pearl S. Buck International, Seeds for Tomorrow, American Red Cross, American Diabetes Association, Gilda’s Club Delaware Valley, Chandler Hall, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Villa Joseph Marie HS Parents Guild, Doylestown Hospital, DBCA, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Valley Youth House, Liberty Ball 2010, Charitable Foundation of the Bucks County Bar Association, Quaker School of Horsham, YWCA of Bucks County, Habitat for Humanity Bucks County, Art-Reach, Roxy Ballet, Methodist Home for Children, Plumstead Baseball, The Peace Center, ALS Hope Foundation, Friends of the Delaware River, Byers’ Choice Think Pink, Stray Cat Blues, Inc., Pine Run Retirement Community, Planned Parenthood of Bucks County, NOVA, Neshaminy-Warwick Presbyterian Church, Friends of Graeme Park, BARC, Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Painted Bride Art Center, Phillips’ Mill Community Association, CB Cares, Young Survival Coalition of Philadelphia, The JAG Fund, Heritage Conservancy, Valley Christian School, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, Support Center for Child Advocates, The Shipley School, Pathways PA, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Doylestown Arts Festival – 5K Race, Town and Country Players, Levittown Fire Company 2, NGA Inc., Wyncote Academy, Solebury School, kelly anne dolan memorial fund, Pearl S. Buck International, Seeds for Tomorrow, American Red Cross, American Diabetes Association, Gilda’s Club Delaware Valley, Chandler Hall, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Villa Joseph Marie HS Parents Guild, Doylestown Hospital, DBCA, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Valley Youth House, Liberty Ball 2010, Charitable Foundation of the Bucks County Bar Associa-tion, Quaker School of Horsham, YWCA of Bucks County, Habitat for Humanity Bucks County, Art-Reach, Roxy Ballet, Methodist Home for Children, Plumstead Baseball, The Peace Center, ALS Hope Foundation, Friends of the Delaware River, Byers’ Choice Think Pink, Stray Cat Blues, Inc., Pine Run Retirement Community, Planned Parenthood of Bucks County, NOVA, Neshaminy-Warwick Presbyterian Church, Friends of Graeme Park, BARC, Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Painted Bride Art Center, Phil-lips’ Mill Community Association, CB Cares, Young Survival Coalition of Philadelphia, The JAG Fund, Heritage Conservancy, Valley Christian School, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, Support Center for Child Advocates, The Shipley School, Pathways PA, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Doylestown Arts Festival – 5K Race, Town and Country Players, Levittown Fire Company 2, NGA Inc., Wyncote Academy, Solebury School, kelly anne dolan memorial fund, Pearl S. Buck International, Seeds for Tomorrow, American Red Cross, American Diabetes Association, Gilda’s Club Delaware Valley, Chandler Hall Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Villa Joseph Marie HS Parents Guild, Doylestown Hospital, DBCA, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Valley Youth House, Liberty Ball 2010, Charitable Foundation of the Bucks County Bar Association, Quaker School of Horsham, YWCA of Bucks County, Habitat for Humanity Bucks County, Art-Reach, Roxy Ballet, Methodist Home for Children, Plumstead Baseball, The Peace Center, ALS Hope Foundation, Friends of the Delaware River, Byers’ Choice Think Pink, Stray Cat Blues, Inc., Pine Run Retirement Community, Planned Parenthood of Bucks County, NOVA, Neshaminy-Warwick Presbyterian Church, Friends of Graeme Park, BARC, Adults with Developmental Disabilities, Painted Bride Art Center, Phillips’ Mill Community Association, CB Cares, Young Survival Coalition of Philadelphia, The JAG Fund, Heritage Conservancy, Valley Christian School, Philadelphia Corporation for Aging, Support Center for Child Advocates, The Shipley School, Pathways PA, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Doylestown Arts Festival – 5K Race, Town and Country Players, Levittown Fire Company 2, NGA Inc., Wyncote Academy, Solebury School, kelly anne dolan memorial fund, Pearl S. Buck International, Seeds for Tomorrow, American Red Cross, American Diabetes Association, Gilda’s Club Delaware Valley, Chandler Hall, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Villa Joseph Marie HS Parents Guild, Doylestown Hospital, DBCA, Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Valley Youth House, Liberty Ball 2010, Charitable Foundation of the Bucks County Bar Association, Quaker School of Horsham, YWCA of Bucks County, Habitat for Hu-

YOUR SUPPORT HELPS THE COUNTY THEATER HELP OUR COMMUNITY:

PLEASE CONSIDER A SPECIAL GIFT TO THE COUNTY THEATER TO KEEP US STRONG AND ACTIVE.

~By hosting charitable and community events in our theater; ~By providing free admission to students, members and their families to special events;~By providing free tickets to local charities;~By providing expertise and leadership with local community organizations.

MAKE YOUR GIFT:On-line – CountyTheater.org/store

By Mail – Make Checks payable to County Theater, Inc., P.O. Box 779, Doylestown, PA 18901Phone – 215-348-1878 extension 117

Breast Cancer Foundation, Chestnut Hill College, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Beth Tikvah – B’nai Jeshurun, Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia, Kitty Cot-tage, Young Life Montgomery County, Harleysville Senior Center, Montgomery Cancer Center, The Highlands, Artman Lutheran Home, Caron, MCAB, Chestnut Hill Historical Society, Wissahickon Watershed Association, Saint Basil Academy, Hillcrest Elementary, Hadassah of Greater Philadelphia, Ambler Main Street, NGA Inc., Addicted 2 Dance Co., Ambler Area YMCA, Horsham Township, The Center for Autism, Montgomery Home and School Association, BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Women’s Club of Whitpain, Gwyn-Nor Elementary School, Montgomery County Offi ce for Mental Health, Klein JCC, Northern Home for Children, Broad Axe Community Association, St. Anthony-St. Joseph Elementary School, Make-A-Wish, Wissahickon High School, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Gateway Employment Resources, St. Mary’s Villa – Ambler, Autism Cares, Greater Glenside Chamber of Commerce, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church, Congregation Beth Or, Caring People Alliance, Temple University Ambler, Old Soles MS Chal-lenge Walk, Women’s Center of Montgomery County, CADE, Delaware Valley College, Center School, Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Pearl S. Buck International, Green Tree Community Health Foundation, National Breast Cancer Foundation, Chestnut Hill College, Gia Nicole Angel Foundation, Beth Tikvah – B’nai Jeshurun, Sustainable Business Network of Greater Philadelphia, Kitty Cottage, Young Life Montgomery County, Harleysville Senior Center, Montgomery Cancer Center, The Highlands, Artman Lutheran Home, Caron, MCAB, Chestnut Hill Historical Society, Wissahickon Watershed Association, Saint Basil Academy, Hillcrest Elementary, Hadassah of Greater Philadelphia, Ambler Main Street, NGA Inc., Addicted 2 Dance Co., Ambler Area YMCA, Horsham Township, The Center for Autism, Montgomery Home and School Association, BuxMont Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Women’s Club of Whitpain, Gwyn-Nor Elementary School, Montgomery County Offi ce for Mental Health, Klein JCC, Northern Home for Children, Broad

YOUR SUPPORT HELPS THE AMBLER THEATER HELP OUR COMMUNITY:

PLEASE CONSIDER A SPECIAL GIFT TO THE AMBLER THEATER TO KEEP US STRONG AND ACTIVE.

~By hosting charitable and community events in our theater; ~By providing free admission to students, members and their families to special events;~By providing free tickets to local charities;~By providing expertise and leadership with local community organizations.

MAKE YOUR GIFT:On-line – AmblerTheater.org/store

By Mail – Make Checks payable to Ambler Theater, Inc., P.O. Box 676, Ambler, PA 19002Phone – 215-348-1878 extension 117

Have Your Eventat the Ambler Theater

In addition to fi lms, the Ambler Theater is a great location to hold special events. We host private screenings, birthday parties, corporate meetings and seminars, cocktail receptions, summer camp groups, school group screenings, independant fi lmmaker screenings, and fundraisers.

To Book Your Next Event Contact Us At: 215-348-1878 ext 114 or [email protected]

Have Your Eventat the County Theater

In addition to fi lms, the County Theater is a great location to hold special events. We host private screenings, birthday parties, corporate meetings and seminars, cocktail receptions, summer camp groups, school group screenings, independant fi lmmaker screenings, and fundraisers.

To Book Your Next Event Contact Us At: 215-348-1878 ext 114 or [email protected]

FINE ART CONSERVATION

68 S. Main St., Doylestown, Pennsylvania, 18901 / (215) 348-2500 / www.gratzgallery.com Hours: Wednesdays – Saturdays 10 am – 6 pm, Sundays 12 noon – 6 pm, and by appointment

Investment is a Fine Art ™

Services include cleanings and beva or wax linings,

paintings and murals, frame and object conservation,

architectural gilding for museums, historical societies

and private collectors.

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1. Happ Contractors, Inc.260 W Ashland Street • Doylestown 215-348-9036Full service construction company proud to have renovated the County Theater in 1997

2. Scott A. Dinesen, D.O. & Associates599 West State Street, Suite 301 Doylestown • 215-489-2066Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Infertility. New patients welcome. www.buckscountyobgyn.com

3. Paganini Trattoria81 W State St • 215-348-5922 Italian Cuisine in a contemporary European setting. Fresh pasta, fine wines, homemade desserts, cappuccino, espresso and the fabulous Pags Cocktail & Wine Bar across the street. Enjoy cocktails by the fountain.

4. Pags Cocktail/Wine Bar & Paganini Pizza & Café70-72 W. State St • 215-348-9600 Café 215-348-1985 Bar Pizza, sandwiches, salads, desserts and gelato. Great cappuccino/espresso. Outdoor deck and Pags Bar next door.

5. Domani Star57 West State St. • 215-230-9100 Mon-Sat 11:30-2:00 Lunch; 5-10 Dinner; Sunday 4-9 Dinner A family owned & operated BYOB trattoria located in the heart of the Doylestown Historic District. www.domanistar.com

6. Ari D. Spectorman, CFP®, ChFC®, CIMA®An Ameriprise® Private Wealth Advisory Practice, 48 W. Oakland Ave., 267-893-6920Fee-based financial planning, asset manage-ment, domestic partnership, retirement, estate, tax, protection & investment planning with a Certified Financial Planner Practitioner. Free initial consultation. www.AriSpectorman.com.

7. PlantageNet Internet, Ltd.www.pil.net • 215-489-2850 • [email protected] in virtual domain, email and web hosting since 1996.

8. HONEY Inspired American Dining 42 Shewell Ave • Doylestown, PA 18901 215-489-4200 • Dinner from 5 Mon-Sat. Closed Sunday Husband and wife owned din-ing hot spot featuring an extensive small plates menu perfect for sharing with friends or that special someone. Enjoy an all Ameri-can wine and beer list and unique specialty cocktails. Attentive and informed service in a beautiful environment. www.honeyrestaurant.com

9. Mary Lou Erk, Broker Associate, ABR,CRS,GRI,e-PRO,SRES, CHMS (Certified Home Marketing Specialist) Specializing in relocation – from condos to castles and new construction! Coldwell Banker Hearthside, Doylestown office 215-340-3500 ext. 129 cell 215-870-4101 • 212 N. Main St., Doylestown, Pa. 18901 • Around the Block or Around the World, Relocation is my Business! Work with Erk! Mary Lou supports the County Theater and you should too! Get a free market analysis on your home. Free warranty on your home when you support the theater. Call for details. Limited time only. $435 value.

10. Chambers 19 & The Other Side19 N. Main St • Doylestown • 215-348-1940 M-Th 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat 11am-11pm; Sunday Brunch – only $8.95 – 9am-1:00pm; Sun 1-9pm Just around the corner, Cham-bers offers a nice casual atmosphere for a lite-bite, full course meal, homemade dessert or a cocktail with a full service n/s bar. Live entertainment 7 days, no cover.

11. Vine & Fig Tree Bistro 19 East State St., 215-345-1555 A truly comfortable bistro in the heart of Doylestown directly across from the County Theater. Enjoy a relaxed, all day breakfast and lunch menu from 8am-2pm. Casual bistro fare for dinner Thurs-Sun (BYOB) with simple des-serts to enjoy either before or after your movie. Outdoor and garden dining available. Catering and private parties available.

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12. Twenty EastVintage Jewelery • 20 E Oakland Ave215-345-1161 • Tu-Th: 11-6; F: 11-9; Sat: 11-9: Sun: 12-5 Bucks County’s finest selection of Vintage & sterling silver jewelry, amber, Bakelite, cameos, turquoise. Fine English china teapots & teacups. Vintage purses.

13. CB Administrators, Inc.79 E. Ashland St., 215-340-2970 You can find Health Insurance plans for Individuals, Sole Proprietors without employees, or companies with two or more employees. We are located in the Historic area of Doylestown. With 15 years experience, Health Insurance is our business. Call 215-340-2970.

14. Alan Reed & Co. Hair Care Professionals30 S Pine St • 215-348-4434 www.AlanReedAndCo.com Tu-Th: 9-8; F: 9-6; Sat: 9-3 Where the basics are everyday luxuries. Custom cuts for every man, woman, and child. Personalized service and a quiet atmosphere. All major credit cards.

15. Dr. Lauren Nappen Ah-h-h-justing to Life 3346 Durham Road • Mechanicsville 215-794-0606 • www.ahhhjustingtolife.com The perfect blend of the vibrational healing arts to move you from getting well to being well to well being.

16. Laurence H. Stone, D.D.S.General and Cosmetic Dentistry311 Hyde Park, Mechanicsville Rd 215-230-7667 • www.DrLarryStone.comYou might not be in the movies, but you can dazzle with a “Hollywood smile.” Take it from a fellow movie lover – our personalized service administered by caring professionals will get you noticed. We also offer “Zoom whitening” to brighten your smile in just an hour.

17. Fred Eisen Leather Designs129 S Main St, New Hope 215-862-5988 • Open Daily 11-6. Custom & ready-made bags, briefcases, belts, and wallets. Made on premises. Fine collection of gentlemen’s folding knives by the finest bladesmiths. www.fredeisenleather.com www.artknives.com

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Become a member of the nonprofit County Theater

Basic Annual Membershipo $45 Individualo $70 Couple/Dualo $35 Senior (62+)o $60 Senior Couple (62+)o $35 Student

Basic membership gives you: • $4.75 admission to all films–all times

• 3-Day-Advance ticket sales at Box Office

• Family Benefit - Member’s children under 18 may attend for $4.75

• Tax-deductibility

• $5.75 admission to Bryn Mawr and Ambler Theaters

Sustaining Annual Membership

o $100 – Producer (Individual) 6 free tickets + basic benefits

o $130 - Producer (Couple) 6 free tickets + basic benefits

o $200 – Executive Producer (Couple) 12 free tickets + basic benefits for couple

o $500 – Mogul Free admission at all times for one member + an individual membership for spouse or friend + basic benefits

o $1,000 – Angel (Couple) Free admission at all times for both member and spouse or friend + basic benefits

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The County Theater is open to the public. However, you can become a member of the non-profit County Theater and show your support of good films and a cultural landmark and get a reduced ticket price. Contributions are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Your membership is valid for one (1) year from your date of joining.

Checks payable to:County Theater, Inc.Mail to: The County TheaterP.O. Box 779, Doylestown, PA 18901Membership Cards will be mailed to you.

Your membership is valid for one (1) year from your date of joining. Contributions are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

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