Saturday, 25th September, 2010
7.30pm - The FeckenOdeon Cinema
1951 - Dir Billy Wilder (35mm print)
Temporary membership* for this show only is available for a fee of £4.50
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must enrol you as a temporary member and that we cannot take money at the door.
NB: numbers are strictly limited - early application is advised
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BBFC Classifications
U - Suitable for Universal Exhibition
PG - Parental Guidance. May contain scenes some parents may consider unsuitable for
children
12 A - Children under the age of 12 may attend only if accompanied by an adult
15 - No-one under the age of 15 can be admitted
18 - No-one under the age of 18 can be admitted
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the British Board of Film Classification.
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*Tickets confer Temporary Membership of the FeckenOdeon Cinema Society and must be
purchased in advance. This is a non-theatrical performance open to Members and Temporary
Members only. By purchasing Temporary Membership you agree to be bound by the rules
of The FeckenOdeon Cinema Society. The Society reserves the right to refuse Membership
or admission and to vary the programme should circumstances change.
Programme compiled and performing licenses arranged with the help of
To celebrate the opening of our 10th Season we’re re-showing the very first film
to hit the FeckenOdeon screen. Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemon & Tony Curtis return in
the funniest gangster film ever made..
When Curtis and Lemon witness a gangland shooting in 1920s Chicago they have to lie
low - and how better to do it than as part of a touring band? Only the band they
choose is an all girl outfit. It’s amazing what you can do with a cheap wig and a
hot water bottle... Life is made more complicated when they both fall in love with
lead singer Sugar (Marilyn Monroe). A tale of chaos and confusion told with wit and
style. It wowed our first ever audience and convinced us that the FeckenOdeon was
a good idea
1956 - Dir.: Albert Lamorisse (35mm print)
Another “blast from the past” - this amazing little film was shown during our first
season. At that time we used a rather faded 16mm print but the film lost none of
its charm - this time all the colours have been fully restored and it will be shown
(in 35mm) in accordance with the FeckenOdeon slogan “Classic films, shown as their
makers intended - on the BIG screen”
One of two highly acclaimed films by M. Lamorisse (the other “White Mane” was shown
in March this year), Le Ballon Rouge is a simple tale of a boy and a balloon in Paris
just after WW2 - a visual treat and a window into a disappeared world.
