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IRON MOUNTAIN -- The Braumart Theatre in Iron Mountain has announced its fall/winter classic movie lineup.
Seth Anderson, Braumart movie curator and board member, will be on hand before each movie to give a brief talk on interesting facts about each screening.
The schedule includes:
Sunday -- "Young Frankenstein," a 1974 film, 7 p.m. This critical favorite and box-office hit is a comical parody of the classic horror film genre.
Saturday, Nov. 12 -- "Charade," 7 p.m., a 1963 movie sponsored by the Dickinson Area Community Foundation. An American romantic comedy praised by critics as "the best Hitchcock movie that he ever made." A delightful romp with Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn's sparkling chemistry at the center of perfectly orchestrated mayhem.
Thursday, Dec. 15 -- "The Holiday," 7:30 p.m., a 2006 film presented by the Iron Mountain Downtown Development Authority, A tale of two women, two houses and two love interests. A perfect movie for the festive holiday season. A great end to the Third Thursday evenings. For more information on the event, go to the Iron Mountain Downtown Development Authority website.
Saturday, Dec. 17 -- "The Polar Express," 2 p.m., presented free of charge by the Dickinson Area Community Foundation. The 2004 film takes the audience on a magical trip to the North Pole. This is widely considered to be a classic Christmas story.
DACF will provide free tickets, popcorn and candy canes. Live, costumed characters will be available for photos and will also feature a conductor ready to punch train tickets. Names will be drawn for many movie-related prizes. Everyone is encouraged to come in pajamas for added fun.
Braumart's Classic Movie Series continues the building's legacy of wonderful community entertainment.