Events / Hollywood (324)
Friday, May 24
Saturday, May 25
SIERRA SUE (1941)/SADDLE PALS (1947)
Two Gene Autry films are screened on the fourth Saturday of every month in the Imagination Gallery’s Western Legacy Theater. Gene Autry’s Westerns are known for their music, comedy, and action. This month’s films each feature Gene Autry’s funny and talented sidekicks. Smiley Burnette brings his musical and physical humor to Sierra Sue, and comedian Sterling Holloway provides the comic relief in Saddle Pals.
Gregg Young & the 2nd Street Band
Who: Gregg Young & the 2nd Street Band
- Shore Records Recording Artist
- Smooth Jazz Artist of the Year, LA Music Awards
- Best of Jazz Nominee -1st Annual Hollywood Music Awards
- Winner Best Blues - Hollywood Music in Media Awards
- Winner Best Funk/Groove – Hollywood Music in Media Awards
- Best Latin Nominee – Hollywood Music in Media Awards
- Best Pop Nominee - Hollywood Music in Media Awards
- House Band, Dome Arclight Entertainment Center
What: Rockin’ Pop, Jazz, Blues, R&B & Movie Themes
When: Saturday, May 25th, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm.
Where: The Dome Arclight Entertainment Center
6360 W. Sunset Blvd.
Hollywood, CA 90028
Why: 2013 Music on the Plaza Series!
How: Gregg Young (Guitar and Vocals), Andrea Palm (Vocals), Kirkwood Coakley (Bass and Vocals) and Ming Freeman (Keys)
Free admission & the public is invited.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Katlyn Wheeler
Marketing/PR Assistant
Band: 562.433.4858
[email protected]
www.GreggYoung.com
Cinespia Presents: The Party
When clumsy but lovable Peter Sellers is accidentally invited to an industry party, he helps transform the night into the most swinging affair of the 60s! Also starring Claudine Longet, with a mod soundtrack by Henry Mancini.
WAR/Tower of Power/Cheech & Chong
Hot 92.3's Up In Smoke Tour features the Holy Trinity of War, Tower of Power, and Cheech & Chong.
Citizen Kane
Revisit Orson Welles' masterpiece - or see it for the first time! - as part of an ongoing series that honors the memory of one of the Cinematheque's favorite movie critics, Roger Ebert - who said of the film, "Its surface is as much fun as any movie ever made. Its depths surpass understanding."
