Director Steven Spielberg virtually invented the summer blockbuster with this white-knuckle film about an insatiable shark that terrorizes an island. 1975, color, 125 minutes, Rated PG

Winner of Two Tony Awards – Best Musical Score and Best Book

Parade is an epic American musical, the true story of Leo Frank’s trial and lynching in Atlanta, 1913. Ostracized for his faith and Northern heritage, Jewish factory manager Leo Frank is accused of murdering a teenaged factory girl the day of the annual Confederate Memorial Day parade. The incident gave birth to the premier Jewish civil rights organization, The Anti-Defamation League and, on the other end of the spectrum, the rebirth of the KKK. With a music score that combines pop-rock, folk, R/B and gospel, it is a riveting murder mystery, a gripping courtroom drama, a moving love story, and a searing social commentary.

This frontier drama about a man who retires from sea life to head west was directed by William Wyler and features the stunning Western plain landscape. 1958. Color. 167 minutes not rated.

ndrew Lloyd Webber’s legendary musical comes to the screen in this lavish film about a reclusive genius who roams beneath the Paris Opera House.

This Mel Brooks laugh riot is a classic parody about Frederick Frankenstein, who detests his family history but ultimately follows in his grandfather’s footsteps.

Our 2012 Halloween film is this truly terrifying haunted house thriller about a couple whose son falls into a coma and starts to attract malevolent forces.

The first night public exhibition program for the 24fps International Short Film Festival. Ten short films (20 minutes or less) are featured on this program.

The matinee public exhibition program for the 24fps International Short Film Festival. Eight short films (20 minutes or less) are featured on this program.

The final night public exhibition program for the 24fps International Short Film Festival. Ten short films (20 minutes or less) are featured on this program.

This legendary Frank Capra film stars Jimmy Stewart as an idealistic junior senator who stands up to widespread corruption and cynicism among his colleagues.

As a special Christmas gift, we offer this unforgettable classic musical film about a girl who journeys to a mystical land, only to find there is no place like home.

Paramount Productions presents the return of “A Texas Christmas Carol,” an original adaptation of the classic Charles Dickens story by Paramount Artistic Director Barry Smoot. Set during the Great Depression of the 1930s, this Texas-themed take on the traditional story is billed as “a Christmas tale of greed, ghosts, and really spicy chili.” It features an ensemble cast of actors each playing multiple roles, assisted by an alt/folk/bluegrass band that adds traditional and original music to the tale. This is certainly a heartwarming, uplifting, and highly theatrical holiday event for the entire family. Directed by the author.

Join us New Year’s Eve for this lively Hollywood adaptation of the Irving Berlin musical about Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show.

This multi-use ticket is good for 12 admissions to any film on our Paramount Film Series. The card represents a significant discount over the the regular box office price. The card is good for one year from the date of purchase.