Monday, February 9th
Buster Keaton in
THE GENERAL
One of the great film comedies of all time!
This silent masterpiece combines romance, adventure, and comedy in, essentially, one long chase scene. Keaton shines with his tremendous dexterity, classic gags, unique slapstick, and exquisite deadpan in this rousing adventure. (1926, Silent, trt: 78 mins)
Mark your calendars!
BIG MOVIES FOR LITTLE KIDS
Winter 2009 Schedule
February 9 Buster Keaton in The General (1927)
February 23 Gulliver's Travels (1939)
March 9 Tom and Jerry cartoons (1965)
March 23 Shirley Temple in Curly Top (1935)
April 6 The Sound of Music (1965)
April 20 Rikki Tikki Tavi - a Chuck Jones animation (1975)
BIG Movies for Little Kids:
Time: 4pm (every other Monday, following the public school calender)
Ages: Films are carefully selected for children 2-8 (all ages welcome)
Location: Cobble Hill Cinemas, 265 Court Street @ Butler
Subway: F train to Bergen St.
Cost: $6.50/pp (as per theatre policy, all walkers need a ticket)
For more info: http://
Don't wait in line or out in the cold - advance tickets are strongly recommended and are available directly at the Box Office or, to secure your seat, you may purchase tickets on-line www.cobblehilltheatre.com
BIG Movies for Little Kids is the innovative, only-of-its-kind film series for children. Created by Brooklyn Moms, this unique series offers a gentle introduction to the wonderful world of cinema. Films are carefully pre-screened and thoughfully selected to include top-quality childhood favorites, diverse vintage animation, international gems and kid-friendly timeless selections. We offer classics from every era of cinema. Attention is paid to small details that make a big difference for your comfort and enjoyment, such as no previews/trailers, lower volume, dimmed - not dark - lighting, booster seats, stroller parking, and more. This is a unique communal experience that parents and kids can share together. Come join the fun and discover the magic of the movies - on the BIG silver screen - and dream big in the dark!
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