Marilyn Goes Noir & Gangland Goodies: Paramount Summer Classic Film Series Continues
It just doesn't get darker than this. The Paramount Theatre's summer classic film series continues this week with some rough 'n tumble gangsta films and crime classics, featuring stars from Marilyn Monroe to Warren Beatty to Barbara Stanwyck to Al Pacino. People may say our society's been getting more violent, but you'll definitely be shaking in your seat at these old-school thrillers.
Want to win tickets to Scarface? Or to the White Heat / Bonnie & Clyde double feature? Follow the jump and fill out the forms!
THE ASPHALT JUNGLE
Monday, July 2 @ 9:20 pm
Thursday, July 5 @ 7 pm
John Huston directs Marilyn Monroe, Sterling Hyaden, James Whitmore, and others in the tale of an ex-con plotting a jewelry store heist. The robbery appears to go off without a hitch, but the plan falls apart faster than a broken string of pearls. Bullets and baubles fly as characters battle to survive.
CLASH BY NIGHT
Monday, July 2 @ 7 pm
Thursday, July 5 @ 9:20 pm
Barbara Stanwyck plays an unhappy housewife, lusting after a man who's not her husband and setting a bad example for her brother's love interest.
WHITE HEAT
Friday, July 6 @ 9:15 pm
Sunday, July 8 @ 2 pm
James Cagney plays an ex-con with a raging Oedipus complex who leads a gang of outlaws that's eventually infiltrated by an undercover cop. "Made it, Ma! Top of the world!"
BONNIE & CLYDE
Friday, July 6 @ 7 pm
Sunday, July 8 @ 4:30 pm
They're young. They're in love. They rob banks. Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway did it up right way before Jay-Z and Beyonce. This story of the infamous bank robbers was filmed near Dallas, and reached new levels of violence in movies.
WIN TICKETS to the Friday White Heat / Bonnie & Clyde Double Feature! Fill out the form
This contest is closed. Thanks to all who entered.
SCARFACE
Sunday, July 8 @ 7:30 pm
The only coked-up fiend you want to deal with this summer.
WIN TICKETS to the Sunday screening of Scarface! Fill out the form.
This contest is closed. Thanks to all who entered.
All showings are at the Paramount Theatre (713 Congress Avenue) and cost just $7. You can get more info from the Paramount. Happy movie-going!


