The Historic Warner Cascade Theatre Museum and New Castle Public Library are announcing their Holiday Film Series during the month of December. The public can see Christmas classics on the big screen at the first Warner Theater, located at 11 S. Mill St. in New Castle.
Holiday Film Classics will be presented at noon on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in the museum. All movies are free and on a first-come, first-serve basis. Seating is limited.
Holiday movie schedule:
“It’s a Wonderful Life,” Tuesday, Dec. 7.
“White Christmas,” Wednesday, Dec. 8.
“Scrooge” (musical), Thursday, Dec. 9.
“Scrooged,” Tuesday, Dec. 14.
“Elf,” Wednesday, Dec. 15.
“Home Alone,” Thursday, Dec. 16.
“Polar Express,” Tuesday, Dec. 21.
“Frosty the Snowman” and “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” Wednesday, Dec. 22.
“Christmas at Radio City Music Hall,” Thursday, Dec. 23.
After the movie, visitors are encouraged to visit the Historic Warner Theater Museum. And the mural outside provides a nice backdrop for photos.
The Historic Warner Cascade Theatre is located in the recognized historic structure where on Feb. 2, 1907, the Warner Brothers opened their very first theatre – The Cascade – seating 99 patrons with chairs borrowed from a local funeral parlor.
The venture launched the careers the iconic Warner brothers – Harry, Albert, Sam and Jack. The brothers grew up in Youngstown and chose New Castle as the starting point for their new film venture, due to the success of showing “The Great Train Robbery” at the Lawrence County Fair.
Groups can contact Gerry Kern at my********@ya***.com for additional times or for more information.
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