1954 • Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney • Music by Irving Berlin • With classic Irving Berlin tunes, extraordinary dance numbers, and holiday cheer, White Christmas will get you in the holiday spirit. Bing Crosby introduced the tune "White Christmas" twelve years before, and it had become the most popular Christmas song of the era. Crosby and co-star Rosemary Clooney are both at the height of their vocal talents, and Danny Kaye and Vera Ellen bring lighthearted comedy and dancing pizazz to this timeless classic. With songs like "Sisters", "Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep", and "The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing" this has become a treasured holiday musical.

We’re delighted to welcome back Rob Richards for an afternoon of Christmas favorites that come to life on the Mighty Wurlitzer in a way like none other. Theater organist, composer- arranger, organ designer and tonal finisher Rob Richards is best known as the House Organist for Disney’s historic El Capitan theater on Hollywood Boulevard, where he has performed over 8,000 shows since 1999 – which is only one small part of a global career spanning five decades! Join us for a delightful afternoon featuring many of your most treasured holiday themes and a few surprises. It’s a holiday program for all ages, from the young to the young at heart!

1945 • Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan, Sydney Greenstreet Barbara Stanwyck really shines in this film. She stars as a famous expert on marriage, cooking and homemaking who is asked to host a national hero for Christmas dinner. It should be simple, but she must scramble to keep the secret that she's single, can't cook and doesn't own a home! This film is a warm & fuzzy holiday favorite. Order a hot apple cider at the snack bar and enjoy!

1983 • Peter Billingsley, Melinda Dillon • Directed by Bob Clark • The film takes place during the final days before Christmas in the early 1940s in Cleveland, and nine-year-old Ralphie wants one thing from Santa more than anything else: an air rifle. Ralphie connives, conspires and campaigns for the most fabulous Christmas present ever in this heartwarming, hysterical and sweetly nostalgic holiday film that is becoming a holiday tradition for many families. Come enjoy it on the big screen and bring someone for their first time! They will thank you forever.

1934 • Laurel and Hardy A long-time Christmas tradition at Old Town Music Hall, as it was a personal favorite of founder Bill Field. The film is a musical fairy tale based on Victor Herbert's 1903 operetta, Babes in Toyland , which was adapted to suit the comedic talents of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. With an odd blend of comedy and great music, the comic duo portray two endearing toy factory workers who need to help out their landlady, the old lady who lives in the shoe.

New Year’s Eve is our most fun and unpredictable show of the year. This year’s program features renowned theater organist Mark Herman, along with a grab bag of short films featuring music, dance and other fun tid-bits. Join us as we ring in our 55th year!