Free Holiday Film Series to delight Audiences at Historic Warner Cascade Theater
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A beloved tradition returns this December as the Historic Warner Cascade Theatre Museum in New Castle, Pennsylvania, offers a series of classic holiday films free to the public. The screenings promise a nostalgic experience for families and film enthusiasts alike.
According to a release, the Historic Warner Cascade Theatre Museum, located within the Riverplex in downtown New Castle, will showcase a heartwarming lineup of holiday favorites throughout the month. The series kicks off with back-to-back showings of A Charlie Brown Christmas,Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer,and Frosty The snowman on Wednesdays – December 3rd,10th,and 17th – all beginning at noon.
Did you know? The Warner cascade theatre Museum, the site of the first warner Brothers theater, is the “why” behind this event. The free screenings aim to bring holiday cheer and community engagement to New Castle residents.
A Double Feature of “SCROOGE”
Fans of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol will have two opportunities to experience the timeless tale on the big screen. Albert Finney’s musical adaptation of “SCROOGE” will be shown on Thursday, December 4th, also at noon. This will be followed by Alastair Sim’s iconic portrayal of Ebenezer Scrooge on December 11th, at the same time.
Pro tip: Arrive early! The “how” to enjoy the films is simple: arrive early to secure a seat. The free screenings are popular, and seating is limited. Plan accordingly to avoid disappointment.
Frank Capra’s “Pocketful of Miracles” Returns
Rounding out the series is Frank capra’s charming film, “Pocketful of Miracles”, returning to the screen for a single showing on December 18th at noon. this selection adds another layer of classic charm to the already remarkable lineup.
Historic Venue Adds to the Holiday Spirit
The Warner Cascade Theatre Museum holds a special place in cinematic history, as it was the site of the very first theater opened by the Warner Brothers in 1907. The venue’s rich history adds an extra dimension to the holiday experience.
Due to limited seating, attendees are encouraged to arrive early for all showings. This free film series offers a fantastic possibility to celebrate the season and enjoy beloved movies with the community.
Reader question: What’s your favorite holiday movie and why? Share your thoughts on the timeless appeal of these classic films and the joy they bring to the community.
