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Celebrate Cinema: DeKalb Kicks Off 95th Anniversary Film Series at the Egyptian Theatre, Starting January 7!

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Celebrate Cinema at the Egyptian Theatre's 95th Anniversary Film Series

The Egyptian Theatre in DeKalb is gearing up for a spectacular celebration as it marks its 95th anniversary! From January 7 to March 4, movie lovers are invited to a special “95th Anniversary Film Series” that will showcase iconic films from the last nine decades. This is more than just a series of screenings; it’s a journey through the evolution of storytelling in cinema, reflecting the cultural and artistic shifts that have shaped the silver screen.

Kicking off each Tuesday night at 7 p.m., attendees will have the chance to experience timeless classics that have not only entertained but also influenced generations. The lineup includes a delightful mix of genres, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. With titles like “Bringing Up Baby,” “Casablanca,” and “Rear Window,” the series promises to evoke nostalgia and introduce newer audiences to some of the most celebrated works in film history.

Here’s what to expect from the film lineup:

– Jan. 7: “Bringing Up Baby”
– Jan. 14: “Casablanca”
– Jan. 21: “Rear Window”
– Jan. 28: “Dr. Strangelove”
– Feb. 4: “Cooley High”
– Feb. 11: “Glory”
– Feb. 18: “The Truman Show”
– Feb. 25: “Chicago”
– March 4: “Lady Bird”

Tickets are priced at just , making this an affordable outing for everyone. You can purchase tickets online at the Egyptian Theatre’s website or by calling 815-758-1225. Feel free to stop by the box office for a more personal touch!

The Egyptian Theatre is owned and operated by the Preservation of Egyptian Theatre Inc., a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to maintaining the historical integrity and entertainment value of this beloved venue.

This film series not only highlights the enduring legacy of the Egyptian Theatre but also serves as a reminder of the cultural significance that cinema holds in our lives. Whether you are a lifelong DeKalb resident or visiting from out of town, this event is a fantastic opportunity to revisit classics and experience the magic of movies in a historic setting.

For more details and to purchase tickets, check out Egyptian Theatre's official site. Don’t miss out on this cinematic celebration that promises to be a feast for the senses!

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Celebrate Cinema: DeKalb Kicks Off 95th Anniversary Film Series at the Egyptian Theatre, Starting January 7!

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