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Grand Hotel at Cultural Center
Grand Hotel
MON 25 MAY
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels
April 6 - June 1
Pack your bags and check in for a cinematic getaway! CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels invites audiences on a globe-trotting journey through some of the most memorable hotels ever captured on film.
Each evening begins at 5:00 PM with a vintage-style pre-show featuring trailers, newsreels, and cinematic ephemera from the year of the film. At 6:00 PM, the main feature lights up the big screen of the Historic Camelot Theatre, with local film historians introducing each film and sharing insights into the movie, the hotel, and the fascinating stories behind both.
May 25
Grand Hotel (1932)
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery
Inspired by the grand luxury hotels of Berlin in the 1920s
Set entirely within the opulent Grand Hotel of Berlin, this Academy Award-winning classic weaves together the lives of guests whose stories intersect in unexpected ways. In the glittering lobby of Europe’s most fashionable hotel, fortunes rise and fall, romances ignite, and the phrase “Grand Hotel… always the same. People come. People go.” became cinema legend.
Tour Guide: Film Historian, Corey Roskin
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April 6 - June 1
Pack your bags and check in for a cinematic getaway! CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels invites audiences on a globe-trotting journey through some of the most memorable hotels ever captured on film.
Each evening begins at 5:00 PM with a vintage-style pre-show featuring trailers, newsreels, and cinematic ephemera from the year of the film. At 6:00 PM, the main feature lights up the big screen of the Historic Camelot Theatre, with local film historians introducing each film and sharing insights into the movie, the hotel, and the fascinating stories behind both.
May 25
Grand Hotel (1932)
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery
Inspired by the grand luxury hotels of Berlin in the 1920s
Set entirely within the opulent Grand Hotel of Berlin, this Academy Award-winning classic weaves together the lives of guests whose stories intersect in unexpected ways. In the glittering lobby of Europe’s most fashionable hotel, fortunes rise and fall, romances ignite, and the phrase “Grand Hotel… always the same. People come. People go.” became cinema legend.
Tour Guide: Film Historian, Corey Roskin
CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels
April 6 - June 1
Pack your bags and check in for a cinematic getaway! CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels invites audiences on a globe-trotting journey through some of the most memorable hotels ever captured on film.
Each evening begins at 5:00 PM with a vintage-style pre-show featuring trailers, newsreels, and cinematic ephemera from the year of the film. At 6:00 PM, the main feature lights up the big screen of the Historic Camelot Theatre, with local film historians introducing each film and sharing insights into the movie, the hotel, and the fascinating stories behind both.
May 25
Grand Hotel (1932)
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery
Inspired by the grand luxury hotels of Berlin in the 1920s
Set entirely within the opulent Grand Hotel of Berlin, this Academy Award-winning classic weaves together the lives of guests whose stories intersect in unexpected ways. In the glittering lobby of Europe’s most fashionable hotel, fortunes rise and fall, romances ignite, and the phrase “Grand Hotel… always the same. People come. People go.” became cinema legend.
Tour Guide: Film Historian, Corey Roskin
April 6 - June 1
Pack your bags and check in for a cinematic getaway! CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels invites audiences on a globe-trotting journey through some of the most memorable hotels ever captured on film.
Each evening begins at 5:00 PM with a vintage-style pre-show featuring trailers, newsreels, and cinematic ephemera from the year of the film. At 6:00 PM, the main feature lights up the big screen of the Historic Camelot Theatre, with local film historians introducing each film and sharing insights into the movie, the hotel, and the fascinating stories behind both.
May 25
Grand Hotel (1932)
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery
Inspired by the grand luxury hotels of Berlin in the 1920s
Set entirely within the opulent Grand Hotel of Berlin, this Academy Award-winning classic weaves together the lives of guests whose stories intersect in unexpected ways. In the glittering lobby of Europe’s most fashionable hotel, fortunes rise and fall, romances ignite, and the phrase “Grand Hotel… always the same. People come. People go.” became cinema legend.
Tour Guide: Film Historian, Corey Roskin
Grand Hotel
MON 25 MAY
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels
April 6 - June 1
Pack your bags and check in for a cinematic getaway! CineVista: A Cinematic Tour of Iconic Hotels invites audiences on a globe-trotting journey through some of the most memorable hotels ever captured on film.
Each evening begins at 5:00 PM with a vintage-style pre-show featuring trailers, newsreels, and cinematic ephemera from the year of the film. At 6:00 PM, the main feature lights up the big screen of the Historic Camelot Theatre, with local film historians introducing each film and sharing insights into the movie, the hotel, and the fascinating stories behind both.
May 25
Grand Hotel (1932)
Directed by Edmund Goulding
Starring Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace Beery
Inspired by the grand luxury hotels of Berlin in the 1920s
Set entirely within the opulent Grand Hotel of Berlin, this Academy Award-winning classic weaves together the lives of guests whose stories intersect in unexpected ways. In the glittering lobby of Europe’s most fashionable hotel, fortunes rise and fall, romances ignite, and the phrase “Grand Hotel… always the same. People come. People go.” became cinema legend.
Tour Guide: Film Historian, Corey Roskin
