The program will begin at 7 pm in Cinema One.
Tickets are $9 for all seats. Tickets may be purchased at the Cinema Box Office, which opens 30 minutes before the first feature of the day. Tickets may also be purchased through the Carolina Theatre website by clicking the “Buy Now” button. On the Ticket Master website, click “Carolina Theatre Films – Retro Classics” for April 1, 2016, 7 pm. A nominal charge will be added to all on-line ticket purchases.
A Retro Pass, good for admission to the entire festival, is also available for $75.
The Retro Film Festival will run every Friday night from April 1 to June 24. The complete schedule is available on the Carolina Theatre’s website.
The Carolina Theatre of Durham is located at 309 West Morgan Street in Durham, North Carolina.
Parking is available in the Durham Center Parking Garage, located at the corner of West Morgan Street and Foster Street, directly across from the Carolina Theatre of Durham.
More information about parking, as well as directions to the Carolina Theatre, are available on the theater’s website.
For more information, please call the theatre at 919-560-3030.
In The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre, Stephen D. Youngkin recounts the making of M through interviews with director Fritz Lang and Peter Lorre’s younger brother Andrew, who visited the set. M was the first sound film for both Lang and Lorre – but it was not the first time Peter had stepped before the cameras, though he always said so in interviews with newspaper and magazine reporters. The long-thought-lost silent movie Die verschwundene Frau (The Missing Wife, 1929) is actually Peter’s first movie credit.
A secret he kept to the end of his life.
The Lost One: A Life of Peter Lorre is available for the Kindle and Nook, as well as hard-cover and soft-bound editions.
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