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KALEIDOSCOPIC: What's up with Secret Cinema tonight?

POSTED: Friday, February 26, 2010, 6:18 PM

Filed Under: Movies screening

In this week's Kaleidoscope, I wrote about Secret Cinema's Curator's Choice program:

Secret Cinema (thesecretcinema.com) screens obscura on the reg — stuff you've probably never seen before and certainly will never see again. But Jay Schwartz's themed programming means some strips might not get their moment to shine. That's where Curator's Choice 2010: Unseen Corners of the Secret Cinema Archives comes in. These grab-bag programs are a double-rare treat (the last one was two years ago), so get yourself to Moore College of Art & Design on Friday at 8 p.m.

But the weather outside is frightful so is it still going on? Secret Cinema's Jay Schwartz gives up the details:

If we cancel the show, it will be announced on the telephone message at Moore (at 215-965-4099). If it is not cancelled, the normal message will remain (a cancellation notice would be the first part of the message, so no need to listen to the whole normal message). A cancellation notice should also be posted on our website (www.thesecretcinema.com). If we don't cancel, no special message will be posted. That means you'll need to check as late as possible to get the latest news.

If the program does get cancelled, we'll let you know about the rescheduled date.

Silvia

Posted 2010-02-26 17:33:26

Secret Cinema is on tonight!

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