Catch a Classic

Classic Movies at the Library

Enjoy films from Hollywood's Golden Era to the 1970s.

Join us for a series of classic films from the 1930s through the 1970s. For January - March, the films will be Academy Award winners.  

• Tuesday, January 21, It Happened One Night (1934)
  • Frank Capra's classic about a spoiled heiress on the lam from her father, and the gruff reporter who hooks up with her as they travel northward, engage in a series of misadventures and begin to fall for each other. The first film to sweep all five major Oscars: Best Picture, Director (Capra), Screenplay (Robert Riskin), Actor (Clark Gable) and Actress (Claudette Colbert).
  • Rated: TV-G
  • Runtime: 105 minutes
  • Studio: Columbia Pictures Industries Inc.

• Tuesday, February 18, Rebecca (1940)
  • Alfred Hitchcock directed this Oscar-winning Daphne du Maurier story of a marriage haunted by the aura of the husband's dead first wife.
  • Rated: TV-PG
  • Runtime: 130 minutes
  • Studio: Walt Disney Pictures

• Tuesday, March 18, The Sting (1973)
  • Paul Newman and Robert Redford star as Depression-era con men out to fool a big-time criminal in this Best Picture Oscar winner.
  • Rated: PG
  • Runtime: 129 minutes
  • Studio: Universal Pictures

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