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Please note: Parking this weekend is limited to Nitrate Picture Show attendees, museum visitors, and guests of two scheduled weddings. Thank you for your cooperation. Additionally, there will be no Landscape Tour on Sunday, June 7. 

 

The Clock

Thursday, June 9, 2022, 7:30 p.m., Dryden Theatre
still from The Clock

The Clock (1945)

(Vincente Minnelli, US 1945, 90 min., 35mm)

Small-town soldier Joe Allen (Robert Walker) meets Alice Mayberry (Judy Garland) on a 48-hour leave in crowded Penn Station when she trips over his foot, breaking the heel off one of her shoes. What ensues is a whirlwind romance that takes place over the course of Allen’s leave. From visiting sites in New York City such as the Central Park Zoo and the Metropolitan Museum of Art to running through the streets to deliver milk, Joe and Alice take advantage of every moment they have together. The Clock serves as Garland’s first dramatic role, breaking her away from the string of MGM musicals she had done previously.

Event Details

Dryden Theatre
$7 members
$10 nonmembers
$5 students with ID

$5 17 and under

Advance tickets encouraged.

Patrons must show proof of COVID vaccination (regardless of age), photo ID and wear masks. 

Tickets no longer for sale

About This Series

Judy @ 100

Over the last one hundred years, no one has symbolized the art and craft of cinema more than Judy Garland. Many of the lasting, iconic images we have of classic Hollywood feature Judy Garland, who appeared in over thirty feature films, a handful of shorts, and several television programs (including her own). Last year, The Dryden Theatre screened some of her best-known color musicals.

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