Two different Historic Theaters 

&

 Two different Banff Films selections each night! 

Venue for WEDNESDAY NIGHT March 27th, 7pm

- The Moolah Theater & Lounge

The  multi-million dollar renovation of the Moolah Temple building on Lindell. The $17.2 million project has not only brought the landmark back to life, it has given St. Louis its first massive single-screen movie theater in decades, plus an eight-lane retro-styled bowling alley, and 40 luxury lofts giving residents an incomparable view of this unique city neighborhood. There is truly nothing like it! Walk up the main steps into the lobby, enjoy the bar to the right, and the concession stand right in the front.

The finishing touches were added in the winter of 2004, and the Moolah is ready to welcome a new generation of visitors to the cultural heart of St.Louis. Harman Moseley, owner and operator of the Chase Park Plaza Cinemas And Galleria 6 Cinemas, along with his daughter Julia serve as the visionaries behind the Moolah Theater and Lounge. "We wanted to generate some excitement in the city, and I think we've Done that," says Harman Moseley. "This movie theater is like no other in town. We are catering to those who are looking for an alternative to Massive movieplexes by offering personal touches you can't find anywhere else. We have installed St. Louis' biggest screen measuring 20' X 45' screen, provided lush leather couches and loveseats plus a full balcony and stadium seating for up to 400 people. Patrons can visit our Movie Theater Lounge either before or after a show and enjoy a drink at the bar or bring their beverage into the theater with them."
 
 

Venue for THURSDAY NIGHT March 28th, 7pm

- The Sheldon Theater

History: The Sheldon Memorial, named after Walter Sheldon who founded the St. Louis branch of the Ethical Society, was designed by the noted 1904 World's Fair architect Louis C. Spiering and opened its doors in 1912 as the home of the Ethical Society of St. Louis. Speakers such as Margaret Mead, Thurgood Marshall, R. Buckminster Fuller, Norman Cousins and Martha Gellhorn have spoken from its stage and the St. Louis Chapter of the League of Women Voters was founded in The Sheldon's Green Room. The day after music was first heard in The Sheldon, the headline in the St. Louis Globe Democrat declared: "Acoustics found perfect." Musicians and music loves have been enjoying those perfect acoustics for over 100 years and the Sheldon Concert Hall has been called "The Carnegie Hall of the Midwest."

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