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Five of my lucky readers will get to see Secret Cinema at the Maple Theater this Thursday, December 4th  - but you have to act fast. So what's Secret Cinema, you may ask? Secret Cinema is The Maple's classic film series with a twist - you won't know what you're watching until the lights go down!   Join your fellow cinephiles every first and third Thursday of the month for another unnamed classic. We've split the series into two nights: Old Hollywood and New Hollywood, employing the pivotal year of 1967 as a historical and thematic dividing line.   If you want to buy tickets ahead of time, they're only $5 , and can be bought here . This Thursday's showing is at 7:30pm  and is "Old Hollywood," which means that we know it's a film from 1967 or earlier . December's Old Hollywood selection has been chosen by Courtney Brannon Donoghue, professor at Oakland University, and her selection is recommended for ages 10 and up. Moviegoers also get...

Five of my lucky readers will get to see Secret Cinema at the Maple Theater this Thursday, August 21st  - but you have to act fast. So what's Secret Cinema, you may ask? Secret Cinema is The Maple's classic film series with a twist - you won't know what you're watching until the lights go down!   Join your fellow cinephiles every first and third Thursday of the month for another unnamed classic. We've split the series into two nights: Old Hollywood and New Hollywood, employing the pivotal year of 1967 as a historical and thematic dividing line.   If you want to buy tickets ahead of time, they're only $5 , and can be bought here . This Thursday's showing is at 7:30pm  and is "New Hollywood," which means that we know it's a film from 1967 or later . August's New Hollywood selection has been selected by Anthony Brancaleone, editor-in-chief of The Metropolitan magazine, and his selection is recommended for ages 12 and up. Moviegoers als...

Five of my lucky readers will get to see Secret Cinema at the Maple Theater this Thursday, July 3rd  - but you have to act fast. So what's Secret Cinema, you may ask? Secret Cinema is The Maple's classic film series with a twist - you won't know what you're watching until the lights go down!   Join your fellow cinephiles every first and third Thursday of the month for another unnamed classic. We've split the series into two nights: Old Hollywood and New Hollywood, employing the pivotal year of 1967 as a historical and thematic dividing line.   If you want to buy tickets ahead of time, they're only $5 , and can be bought here . This Thursday's showing is at 7:30pm  and is "Old Hollywood," which means that we know it's a film from 1967 or earlier . Presenting the Old Hollywood selection for July is Maple Theater owner Jon Goldstein. The clue from the Maple's newsletter is that this feature is suitable for ages 12 and up  and is a movie f...

Five of my lucky readers will get to see Secret Cinema at the Maple Theater this Thursday, June 19th  - but you have to act fast. So what's Secret Cinema, you may ask? Secret Cinema is The Maple's classic film series with a twist - you won't know what you're watching until the lights go down!   Join your fellow cinephiles every first and third Thursday of the month for another unnamed classic. We've split the series into two nights: Old Hollywood and New Hollywood, employing the pivotal year of 1967 as a historical and thematic dividing line.   If you want to buy tickets ahead of time, they're only $5 , and can be bought here . This Thursday's showing is at 7:30pm  and is "New Hollywood," which means that we know it's a film from 1967 or later . Presenting the New Hollywood selection for June is Oakland University Cinema Studies Professor Courtney Brannon Donoghue. Moviegoers also get free popcorn  (yes, free!) with any other concessions...

Five of my lucky readers will get to see Secret Cinema at the Maple Theater this Thursday, June 5th  - but you have to act fast. So what's Secret Cinema, you may ask? Secret Cinema is The Maple's classic film series with a twist - you won't know what you're watching until the lights go down!   Join your fellow cinephiles every first and third Thursday of the month for another unnamed classic. We've split the series into two nights: Old Hollywood and New Hollywood, employing the pivotal year of 1967 as a historical and thematic dividing line.   If you want to buy tickets ahead of time, they're only $5 , and can be bought here . This Thursday's showing is at 7:30pm  and is "Old Hollywood," which means that we know it's a film from 1967 or earlier . Casablanca Moviegoers also get free popcorn  (yes, free!) with any other concessions purchase. If you are purchasing tickets, you're also able to select your seat on the Maple's webs...