Historic House Museum in Beaumont, Texas
It’s the holiday film that needs no introduction, “It’s A Wonderful Life.”
Starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, it’s one of Frank Capra’s most enduring films. Made in 1946, this classic is still a Christmas favorite today.
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Made on a shoestring budget, “Teenagers from Outer Space” is a “classic” B-movie.
Made in 1959, this science fiction film falls squarely in the “so bad it’s good” category.
A fun alternative to other Halloween movie, this is a movie night the whole family can attend.
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Another free movie night, another legendary Hollywood movie.
Released after its star’s untimely death, “Rebel Without A Cause” is the classic tale of suburban disillusioned youth, starring James Dean.
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Starring Cary Grant and Rosalin Russell, “His Girl Friday” is often called one of the best screwball comedies ever.
Made in 1940, this film appears on all sorts of “Best Of” lists. And you can see it for free at the McFaddin-Ward House!
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Join us for the classic movie caper “Charade,” starring a pair of Hollywood legends, Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn.
This screwball thriller spans three different genres and offers something for everyone. Made in 1963, Charade has been called the “best Hitchcock film Hitchcock never made.”
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Our Free Movie Nights are back for 2015, and we’re kicking things off with a classic Hollywood musical!
“Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” stars Jane Powell and Howard Keel, in a tale set in rough-and-tumble Oregon in 1850.
This movie is free and open to the public, popcorn and drinks included! Doors open at 6, the movie starts at 6:30.
Bring the whole family for this one!
Announcing our lineup for this year’s Free Movie Nights:
Starting in June, we’ll be showing some classic Hollywood films!
Each movie night is free and open to the public. There are no reservations, and seats are first come, first served.
Doors for each movie night open at 6 p.m., and the movie begins at 6:30.
Popcorn and drinks are included!
Here are the six classic films we’ll be showing this year:
June 11th — Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
July 9th — Charade
August 13th — His Girl Friday
September 10th — Rebel Without A Cause
October 8th — Teenagers From Outer Space
December 10th — It’s A Wonderful Life
