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Alfred Hitchcock Hour at Cultural Center
Alfred Hitchcock Hour
FRI 3 OCT
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
OCT 3 | THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR
“An Unlocked Window” | FEB 15, 1965
Starring: Dana Wynter, Louise Latham
A storm, a killer targeting live-in nurses, and one latch left ajar. With the power out and fear creeping in, a routine night shift turns into edge-of-your-seat suspense—penned by James Bridges, whose script won the Edgar the following year.
“The Jar” | FEB 14, 1964
Starring: Pat Buttram, Jane Darwell
A carnival oddity lands in a rural farmhouse, and the whole town can’t stop staring. Gossip curdles into obsession in this Southern-Gothic chiller from Ray Bradbury (story) and James Bridges (teleplay)—hypnotic, eerie, and darkly funny.
EVENT INFO
5PM FOODIE FRIDAYS - Food Trucks | Live Music
6PM PRE-SHOW
7PM Screening + Film Q&A with historians Richard L. Edwards & Steven C. Smith.
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“An Unlocked Window” | FEB 15, 1965
Starring: Dana Wynter, Louise Latham
A storm, a killer targeting live-in nurses, and one latch left ajar. With the power out and fear creeping in, a routine night shift turns into edge-of-your-seat suspense—penned by James Bridges, whose script won the Edgar the following year.
“The Jar” | FEB 14, 1964
Starring: Pat Buttram, Jane Darwell
A carnival oddity lands in a rural farmhouse, and the whole town can’t stop staring. Gossip curdles into obsession in this Southern-Gothic chiller from Ray Bradbury (story) and James Bridges (teleplay)—hypnotic, eerie, and darkly funny.
EVENT INFO
5PM FOODIE FRIDAYS - Food Trucks | Live Music
6PM PRE-SHOW
7PM Screening + Film Q&A with historians Richard L. Edwards & Steven C. Smith.
OCT 3 | THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR
“An Unlocked Window” | FEB 15, 1965
Starring: Dana Wynter, Louise Latham
A storm, a killer targeting live-in nurses, and one latch left ajar. With the power out and fear creeping in, a routine night shift turns into edge-of-your-seat suspense—penned by James Bridges, whose script won the Edgar the following year.
“The Jar” | FEB 14, 1964
Starring: Pat Buttram, Jane Darwell
A carnival oddity lands in a rural farmhouse, and the whole town can’t stop staring. Gossip curdles into obsession in this Southern-Gothic chiller from Ray Bradbury (story) and James Bridges (teleplay)—hypnotic, eerie, and darkly funny.
EVENT INFO
5PM FOODIE FRIDAYS - Food Trucks | Live Music
6PM PRE-SHOW
7PM Screening + Film Q&A with historians Richard L. Edwards & Steven C. Smith.
“An Unlocked Window” | FEB 15, 1965
Starring: Dana Wynter, Louise Latham
A storm, a killer targeting live-in nurses, and one latch left ajar. With the power out and fear creeping in, a routine night shift turns into edge-of-your-seat suspense—penned by James Bridges, whose script won the Edgar the following year.
“The Jar” | FEB 14, 1964
Starring: Pat Buttram, Jane Darwell
A carnival oddity lands in a rural farmhouse, and the whole town can’t stop staring. Gossip curdles into obsession in this Southern-Gothic chiller from Ray Bradbury (story) and James Bridges (teleplay)—hypnotic, eerie, and darkly funny.
EVENT INFO
5PM FOODIE FRIDAYS - Food Trucks | Live Music
6PM PRE-SHOW
7PM Screening + Film Q&A with historians Richard L. Edwards & Steven C. Smith.
Alfred Hitchcock Hour
FRI 3 OCT
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
OCT 3 | THE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR
“An Unlocked Window” | FEB 15, 1965
Starring: Dana Wynter, Louise Latham
A storm, a killer targeting live-in nurses, and one latch left ajar. With the power out and fear creeping in, a routine night shift turns into edge-of-your-seat suspense—penned by James Bridges, whose script won the Edgar the following year.
“The Jar” | FEB 14, 1964
Starring: Pat Buttram, Jane Darwell
A carnival oddity lands in a rural farmhouse, and the whole town can’t stop staring. Gossip curdles into obsession in this Southern-Gothic chiller from Ray Bradbury (story) and James Bridges (teleplay)—hypnotic, eerie, and darkly funny.
EVENT INFO
5PM FOODIE FRIDAYS - Food Trucks | Live Music
6PM PRE-SHOW
7PM Screening + Film Q&A with historians Richard L. Edwards & Steven C. Smith.
