Green Goddess at the Blue Mouse on Friday
The Blue Mouse Theatre is the oldest continuously operating movie house in Washington State. It opened its doors 86 years ago with a production of “Green Goddess”. Now, the Blue Mouse & Historic Tacoma invite you to watch as the Blue Mouse turns GREEN for its 86th Birthday Party on Friday night.
- Eat popcorn from an eco-friendly bag.
- Enjoy wine & hors d’oeuvres with Green Goddess dressing.
- Experience a historically authentic presentation of “Green Goddess,” the silent adventure movie that packed the theatre opening night in 1923 with standing room only!
- Live concert with famous silent movie organist Dennis James. Vaudeville song & dance.
This should be a great evening. Can you make it?
Details
Friday November 13, 2009 at 7:00 PM
2611 North Proctor
Tickets: $35
Advance purchase highly recommended! Buy tickets at:
The Blue Mouse Theatre or Pacific Northwest Shop
Made possible by the Packard Humanities Institute, the Stanford Theatre Foundation, Historic Tacoma, Bill Broich and Phyllis McGavick & Alfred’s Cafe
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2 comments
D Dave_L November 13, 2009
Trust me on this: If you haven’t seen Dennis James in concert, you truly don’t know what you’ve been missing. Silent movie music is a specifically-written and special genre, and this local musician and music collector is among the best in the world.
J justanothergeoduck November 13, 2009
We’ll be there. This should be a great show.