Classic Monster Mash
Tuesday, October 27
2:30 – 3:30 P.M. Donation: $5
The Universal monster movies of the 1930’s and 40’s are some of the most influential and beautiful movies ever made. Was Jack Pierce the greatest makeup artist in film history? Is The Bride of Frankenstein even greater than Frankenstein? How did director James Whale use lighting and set design to help tell his stories of doom? We also see how children celebrated Halloween a century ago, and who knows? Abbott and Costello just might stop by (from Chicago-speaker.com). Presented by Steven Frenzel from Marquee Movies. Upon registration, please provide us with your email address. A link to join this event virtually via Zoom will be sent to your email. Registration required.
ZOOM PROGRAM
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Tuesday, October 27
2:30 – 3:30 P.M. Donation: $5
The Universal monster movies of the 1930’s and 40’s are some of the most influential and beautiful movies ever made. Was Jack Pierce the greatest makeup artist in film history? Is The Bride of Frankenstein even greater than Frankenstein? How did director James Whale use lighting and set design to help tell his stories of doom? We also see how children celebrated Halloween a century ago, and who knows? Abbott and Costello just might stop by (from Chicago-speaker.com). Presented by Steven Frenzel from Marquee Movies. Upon registration, please provide us with your email address. A link to join this event virtually via Zoom will be sent to your email. Registration required.
ZOOM PROGRAM
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