CLASSIC MOVIES at ST. MARY'S PARISH
Welcome to Classic Movies at St. Mary’s Parish – a great chance to see some wonderful classic films on the big screen at no cost. Classic movies are shown on the following Tuesdays at 2:00pm. No Sign up!
The films are all considered for a General Audience with snacks included (free will offering).
OUR NEXT FILM is the classic film for Holy Week: ON THE WATERFRONT on APRIL 15 at 2:00pm in the Parish Hall.
Questions? Ask David: dmurdoch@archtoronto.org
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April 15 - On the Waterfront
Our pick for Holy Week – a would-be boxer who “could’ve been a contender” goes up against the corrupt union boss of New York’s docks in a very Christian story about facing persecution and confronting evil. With Marlon Brando, Eve Marie Saint and Karl Malden, directed by Elia Kazan. Best Picture Winner. 1954. 108 min.
April 29 – The Maltese Falcon
Humphrey Bogart’s most famous role as detective Sam Spade – in a murder mystery about evil and greed as three thieves stop at nothing to find a missing infamous Maltese falcon statuette. Costarring Mary Astor, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet. 1941. 100min.
May 13 - The Searchers
One of the big screen’s best westerns, John Ford’s beautifully photographed film about family bonds and racism, as John Wayne relentlessly searches for years for his kidnapped niece. With Natalie Wood, Jeffrey Hunter and Vera Miles. 1956. 119min.
May 20 – Theodora Goes Wild
Another forgotten comedy gem from the golden age: a wild, screwball farce about a meek woman (Irene Dunne) from the small town of Lynnfield who lives a double life as a romance novelist and what happens when her secret is brought out into the open. With Melvyn Douglas. 1936. 94 min.
June 10 – The Manchurian Candidate
Tense and scary American political thriller about the evils of the Cold War, the media and mind control starring Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, Janet Leigh and an Oscar-nominated, villianous performance by Angela Lansbury; directed by John Frankenheimer. 1962. 126min.
June 17 – Radio Days
A hilarious and nostalgic look back at a time when people listened to the radio; covering its radio stars, stories, sport heroes, gangsters, big band music and the culture it impacted as we follow a working-class Jewish family at the start of the Second World War. An underrated, wistful comedy that is an absolute must! Starring Mia Farrow, Julie Kavner and Dianne Wiest, written and directed by Woody Allen. 1987. (Rated PG) 88 min
Classic Movies at St. Mary’s Parish: All are welcome! Join us the following Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m. for Classic Movies in the parish hall.
For more information, please contact David Murdoch dmurdoch@archtoronto.org.
COMING SOON: SUMMER CLASSIC MOVIES - TUESDAY AFTERNOONS IN THE SUMMER!
