PFS and WMGK team up for rock 'n' rolling screenings

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PFS and WMGK team up for rock 'n' rolling screenings

POSTED: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 5:50 PM

Filed Under: Movies screening

The Philadelphia Film Society and classic rock radio station WMGK are joining forces for a screening series of music-themed movies at the Piazza at Schmidts (1050 N. Hancock St.). Here's what they got on tap:

5/27 — The Last Waltz 6/24 — Almost Famous 7/15 — Shine A Light 8/19 — Song Remains The Same 9/16 — Stop Making Sense

Seeing The Last Waltz on the Piazza's massive screen?! Drooool. Each screening starts at 7 p.m. on the dot and admission is free.

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