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THI AUSTIN fILM 5O(IETY & BOOKPEOPIE PRESINTICONIC AMTRICAN HEARTTHROB IAB HUNTER IIVT IN PTR5ON!A|AM0 D0WNTOWN, JUNE 3,7 & 9:45Welcome to Hollywood, rirca 1950, the end ofthe Golden Age. A remarkably handsome youngboy, still a teenager, gets "dis(overed" by a big-time movie agent. Because when he takes his shirtoff young hearts beat faster, because he is the picture of innocence and trust and need, he willbecome a star. lt seems almost preordained. The open smile says, "You will love me," and soonthe whole world does, The young boyt name was Tab Hunter - a made-up name, of course, aHollywood name - and it was his time. Tab Hunter was a true product of Hollywood, a movie starcreated from a stable boy, a shy kid made even more so by the way his schoolmates-both girls andboyrreacted to his beauty, by a mother who provided for him in every way except emotionally,and by a secret that both tormented him and propelled him forward. (ome join Tab Hunter inperson for a clip show of his myriad film roles, with live commentary by Tab and Eddie Muller (co-writer ofTab's autobiography TAB HUNTER C0NFIDENTIAt), followed by a screening ofJohn Waters'dassic P0LYESTER (with 0dorama cardsl). Both screenings followed by a Q&A and book-signing.

ACLITF PRESENTS CAN'T STOP THE MUSI(WITH AMERICAN MUSICAWARD.WINNTR AND ORIGINATVILLA6T PEOPLE COWBOYRANDYJONTS LIVE IN PERSON!ALAMO DOWNTOWN, JUNE ?, 7 & 9:45DIR. NANCY WALKER, I980, I24 MIN,35MMNew York (ity DJlsongwriter Jark Morell (Steve Guttenberg) needs just one big break to get his musi(heard and land a record deal. But with the help of his retired supermodel roommate (Valerie perrine)and an uptight tax attorney (0lympic champion Bruce Jenner), they bring together six singing machomen from the Greenwich Village scene for an outrageously'80s adventgre offun, fantasy and disco fever.(ome celebrate PRIDE weekend with the not-quite straight story of the oeation 0f the Village peoplein their one and only musiral extravaganza! Randy Jones will be conducting a Q&A and selling his (Dsafter the film.

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AIN'T lT C00L NEWS PRtS[NTS: 5'25'77DOWNTOWN, WED. JUNE 6, 7:OO"To everybody else, movies are something to do when you're tired of living real life. To you, real life is something todo when you're tired ofwat(hing movies."That quote is from 5-25-77, an autobiographical , coming-of-age storyfrom writer/ditector Patri(k Read Johnson, all about his final, life-changing, 24 hours as the 0nly science-fiction-obsessed teen filmmaker in his rural home town ofWadsworth, lllinois, on the day STARWARS opened. . . May 25th,'I 977. And that quote sums up our lives perfectly. Will seeing one movie really change Patrick's entire destiny? Allhe knows for sure is that the Death Star c0uld take out the Enterprise with one shot. From the producers of5TARWAR5 and t05T lN TRANSIATI0N, and starring John Francis Daley (5am Weirfrom FREAKS & GEEK5!), and with yearsw0fth 0f lnternet buzz,5-25-77 ispnclically guaranteed to please the inner geek in anyone.

NOIR TXPTRT TDDIE MUI.IER IIVE II'I PERSON!TO PRESENT RARE NOIR FItM THE WINDOWALAMO DOI^JNTOWN, JUNE 4,7:OOThe offcial "Mayor of Dark (ity" returns to Austin to host a s(reening of (ornell Woolrich's THE WINDOW(1949). Tommy (ill-fated child actor Bobby Driscoll) is a young boy who has developed a bad habit oftelling tall tales, and his ratherstuffyworking class parents (Barbara Hale and the always-amazing ArthulKennedy) discourage his imaginative impulses. They live in a dark, foreboding film noir tenement duringthe dregs of a typical New York summer, which drives the sleepless young boy ont0 a fire escape f0r air.He witnesses a scuffle that turns into a gruesome murder: a man falls dead with a gory stab wound in hisback and a pair of scissors drop to the floor. When the boy rep0rts the murder no one believes him - andhe soon finds himself an open target for the killers in this agonizingly suspenseful masterpiece.

MAYOR WITt WYNN I.IVTWITH A PRESENTAIION ON GTOBAI WARMING & AUSTIN'5 CIIMAITALAMO DOWNTOWN, JUNE 10, 7:O(}You weren't the only one who noti(ed those unseasonably freezing days in Austin this pait April. "lt's aglobal problem, but it's a local problem too. And our responses have to be both global and local;" MayorWill Wynn said back in February, when he announced the Austin Climate Protedion Plan.'Austin has longbeen a national leader on energy efficiency, renewable power and innovative technologies. Now we needto push those efforts to the next level;"This June, while your A/C is cranked high, Mayor Wynn will presenta special presentation on Austin's energy crisis and what you can do to make it less tragic.

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-.- June4-7 THEMUPPEISI TAIEMANHAIIANI Junell-14 M0NSTERH0USEt June18-21 ZAIHURA. June25-28 WALIA(E&GROM|II Juty2-i MARCHoFTHET PENGUINSI Jurvg-r2 (HARuE&THEt ' cHocourt tACroRYJulyl6-19 IHEIRONGaANTJuly23-25 H0LESJuly30-Aug2 NANNYMcPHEEPlus more on www.oriqinalalamo.com!

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JoHNERLER'SMASTERPAN(AKETHEAIER:IHEBREAKFASICtUB;;ij Mo\tid'ilvr torvriov, tRlDAYs lN JUNE ATTtIE ALAMo DowNTowN-oin. ionu HucHrs, tsas, g7 MlN,35MM kidaysinJune,Jr4aster pqncakeinvitesyou to core"i. iiignEAxFA5T cLui (tsss). perhaps the quintessential John Hughes

movie, THE BREAKFAST (l-ljii..it,.t ottiy-iipped flreball Molly Ringwald and brat-packers Anthony Michael Hall' Judd Nclsut'Emilio Estevez and Ally Sheedy a, u quinttt of misfits trapped to.qgih.tl in detention fot one fatefil.t .ir.*. Wfrif. rfrere, these five Junjian archetypes of high (hool life-(the geek, thejock, the ptinteslii. iirg, ,rJ ,h. cure fan) learn thai they are not in fxi so very different aftet all. 0riginally titled;iil,.r.,,l.r.ruiio^,i THE BREAKFA5I CtUB shows that by banding together you can overthrow"the man'-- oi uit.urtVow Oouche-bag principal - pfayeq ay-elgm-e[ here by.the ]e(ently de(eased master ofusior,oritua.,'puurcleason(TRADINGplncis,bttunno). Beourguestforsome"simpleMinded"funasruruii.i pin,lt. giu.s a unique twist to one ofthe besvworst teen revolution movies of all time!

J0HN ERIER'S MASTER PAN(AKE IHEltrn:tp,t!{|! THE BARBARIANil; MoVlrl; uvE c0MEDy r*-julv nr rHr ALAMO souTH LAMAR AND VlLtA6EUiif .lO,ifi'i llif f U i,lg12,l2g MlN,35MM MasterPancake istelebratinsthe 25th anniversatv of(0NANTHEBARBARIAN(19s2)bygivingitthequartertenrury,svorthôflazzingthatitdeserves.[eatulingArnold Schwarzenegger (TERMINAT0R;'RUHNtile mnru) ut th. titular Barbarian, who seeks revenge againstthemanWhomurderedhisparents.JamesEarlJones(STARWARS,FIELD0FDREAMS)playsthevillainousThulsa Doom, who, with his puppy oog eyeiuno it ,, *ig.*nfuses peopleso much thatthey let him chop theirheads off. (onan is asisted by the frnirv-.rrii.r.a rl,'-r"rior valeria Fandahl Bergman) and agile archersubotai (played by world champion sur-fJr cerrv Lopez ot nonrH SHoRE). Together the tri0 must res(ue thei.rri,tri'ori,gh,;, ,f King 0srii (played by the excellent Max Von Sydow) and help Atnold become governotof Kali-fornia. Directed by the alway, Niitri h*n lotrn Milius (RED DAWN). come join Master Pancake in,,f.i"iitqid",,ra,ing one ofthe most enteltaining "sword and Sandahl" epics of all-time!

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THE 2()O7 AIR SEX CHAMPIONSHIPAilM0 t0dtNT0ttJN, JtjNE 12,9:45 rresh off the heelsofthe200T Austin AirGuitalchampionship'theAlamo,s qiving you you, ,hun,. to ,orp',i. ir'irr. n.*.iilii,.rpetition - Air Sex! lf vou've been to any of theAir Guitar shows, you know a littte nit Jboii*iiri i. ,-p.,,, .r,ept that compethors in this show won't pretendto play an instrument tt ut irn,t tt .r.; ti.yLf'1. pi.i'ffig ,r irake love with a partnel that isn't there Weheard about these ev.nn nupp.n,ng ''n)upun, anl lmmeOiaiety ttnew.that we

had t0 be the first t0 bling it t0Austin. D0 you think you,u. got wt ut it ia;J#*rpli.l ortrudg$ will be watchino for the entire presentationof v0ur air sex routinr, t,o,n ,orturing, i; f;6i;;1;;;;ilntuat ctimax. They'll-be lo-oking{or believabilitv,ili#i,i,i, iil'J*,iil';;i;;i;;;; ilile (ciise wrrat fun is sex if no one's warchins?), and if vou can scoteffi;ilo1'.;ii;oul onto tt, tnuiirriino 1..n, rtE aoserto being crowned the Air sex Kins or Queen.i'miiir. iviifr *rt title under your belt, Ieal sex is sute to be easy to get!

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JUNI'18 - 9:45PM: HERE WE (0MED: NlCO RASCHICK 2006 88MlN. BETA SP NRThe history of break-dancing in Germany! ln the early'80s. not even the Berlin Wallcould stop the western Hip Hop movement being discovered by the youth of the(ommunistic state. lnspired by the U.5. film BEAT 5TREET, teenagers Iike Magic Meyer,Beatschmidt and others started pra(ticing brand new styles and powermoves. Theycreated something 0f their own, as they copied and improvised steps and customizedtheir dothing. The film reviews the development of the movement flom its roots toperformances on some of East Germany! largest stages. Dire(tor Ni(0 Ras(hi(k, whohas been working on this documentary since December 2003, follows the youngstersfrom the streets into (ommunist youth clubs and pottrays the changes the movementunderwent after the wall came down. More than twenty yeals of East German historyis told by a generation that simply hasn't been asked before.JUNE 25 - e:45PM: NASHVILtE GIRtRARE 35MM SCREENIN6 OF THE (OUNTRY EXPLOITATIOI{ CLA55I{!D: GU5 TRIKONIS 1976 90MlN.3sMM RNotorious Blist adress Monica Gayle stars as jailbait Jamie, a ptoduct of a strictBaptist upbringing who runs away from her hillbilly home and hitthes with a pairof truckers to Nashville to become a country-western star, After a Iun-in with someless-than-honorable men, 16-year-old Jamie reaches the big city, only to be gropedby literally everyone she meets while she bounces between sleazy record producers,sleazier lesbian prison guards and (of course) various showets. Gayle appeared as thesinister Dagger Deb Pakh in Jatk Hill's SWITCHBTADE SlSTERS the yeat before, and it!a testimony to her range as an a(ress that she pulls off the nai've country girl withsuch dramatic aplomb, and the musical performances manage to parallel the film'sdrive-in insanity in a relentless bout of mind-boggling country-fried entertainment.

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R. Kelly is the self-proclaimed pied piper of R&8, and with TRAPPED lN THE (L05ET heteathes us all about how treacherous it can be to fall in love with an R&B star. Guns willbe drawn, midgets will be having an affair, and neighbon will use spatulas. Hoo! Thatkind of love HURTSI But then, rockers already knew how painful love can be, ever sincethey started slowing down some of their songs for the ladies, and taking a break fromthe headbanging so everyone could hold up lighters and sway until they caught theirbreath. We?e putting these two Sing-Alongs bark to back on June 7 so we can explore allthe intricacies 0f love and how two totally different genres of music can be forced to dealwith all the same kind of heartbreak. Featuring an interview live-via+atellite with R. Xellyand special commerative"0h my god, a rubber!"condoms at the TRAPPED show and officialLove Bites lighters with the Power Ballads! (Henri)

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HARRY POTTER FEASTTUiSDAY JillY 17 7?f'lr,LAf\lf1X1,1J iili\i i5 ilAy J i.l LY 18' 7 ? 3A, Vl tLiThe Harry Potter Hogwart Academy Feast has been one ofthe most popular"dinner and a movie"offerings in the history ofthe Alamo Drafthouse. And while we have rushed to the defense ofourrhefs John Bu llington and Trish Eichelberger when they have been accused of wit(h(raft by (ertainintolerant parties, the thought has long lingered in the back of our minds that maybe there wassome sort of unholy collusion with the for(es of magic at work in their delicious middle Englishmenu. But after a butter-beer, all our (ares sort of melt away and we just relax and enjoy the greatfood and the great movie. lfthey are immensely powerful wizards, we're glad they're on our side.This latest Harry Potter menu includes: Smoked trout pate and vegetable tenine, cauliflower andpear soup with bacon rashers, a sumptuous pastry-wrapped BeefWellington, Shortbread, Brandysnap and butterscot(h with a bit 0f Stilton and Port to wash it all down. 0h my!

FATIIERS DAY tEAST: R0(KYtt|*f) &Y jUYtL 17 - 7 * Wl, W*Vi *ff *\e; $This year, tell your dad he's your hero. Treat him, orjust yoursell to a screening ofthe original R0CKY witha Philly Feast good enough to make anyone reach for the sky. This is the movie that burst onto the s(enein 1976 and became a gigantic favorite for Americans still battered and bruised from Watergate and thedivisive Vietnam era. Rocky Balboa is one of the greatest pure American heroes and this movie, winnerofthree Ostars - including Best Picture - is still one ofthe most inspirational films ever made, in the bestpossible way. lf you have a soul you can't help but feel uplifted by the story, the great performance by SlyStallone in the role he was born to play and the unforgettable musi(. With the addition of a knockout fivecourse menu, it's a dead-on perfect night at the movies.

SIMP$ON5 FFASTTilrSrlAY ^'{JLY 3"t - 7i}rri, v'!_t&{gbVf ElNf S$AY &i.ie UST f iP&it, t&PrnA[iFrom the moment we heard there was going to be a Simpsons movie our imaginations ki(ked into overdrive.It would be a (rime not to offer up a feast of truly Homeric proportions. That means you can expect suchSpringfield delicacies as a Homer Simpson sized Pork (hop seasoned to perfection, Blinky the three eyed fish(non-radioactive by request) and Chief Wiggum's (hili featuring "the merciless peppers of Quetzlzacatenango'jwhich may or may not send you on a spiritual journey through time and spa(e. We might even find room on themenu for a very special donut and a mug or two of Duff beer. lfyou miss out on this, it will be the Dbh heardround the world.

BREATHIf55: SPt(lAL'Tl{ANK Y0U F0R SM0KIN('SCREINING?Ufr5 JlJile 2& - 9:45?F{t,lX}?Jl{TCIWN'1We all know that smoking doesn't adually make you (ool. But ifJean-Luc Godard's dassic BREATHIESS isany indicatol, it sure does make you /ook cool. Jean-Paul Belmondo smoked over 1,000 (igarettes during thefllming of BREATH[E55 and ifyou?e a smoker, you feel every single one in the pit ofyour nicotine-addledheart as you try to wat(h the whole film without running down to the sidewalk to hoover down a Satan stick.To all of those miserable souls, who are throwing their lives away one puff at a time, we dedicate this specialscreening. We can't go into detail about what makes this screening so special, but believe us: there will bemagichoveringintheairattheAlamoDrafthouseonthisveryspecialTuesdaynight. Non-smokers,youarenot welcome here.

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