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It’s Hollywood night at the Liberty
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for your continued support
& voting us “Best Of”
503.325.6486
ASTORIA — The Lib-
erty Theatre is proud to
announce the premiere of
Hollywood’s biggest night in
Astoria! Our superstar guests
will walk the red carpet past
adoring fans and paparazzi
into our glamorous historic
theater. The evening will
be hosted by Astoria’s own
Drag Queen Daylight.
There are two levels of
experience:
• 3:30 p.m. $50 VIP
ticket: Enjoy a private recep-
tion on the Mezzanine while
watching the OSCAR® Red
Carpet Live pre-show on
the big screen. Hors d’oeu-
vres will come from Fulio’s
Restaurant and a compli-
mentary drink ticket redeem-
able for wine or beer from
Naked Winery Seaside
or Fort George Brewery.
A cash bar will be avail-
Michael Mathers
Astoria’s Liberty Theatre in
twilight.
able for additional bever-
ages. Reserved seating is in
our beautiful balcony. This
level also includes ABC’s
live coverage of the Acad-
emy Awards, which begin at
5 p.m.
• 5 p.m. $25 Awards
ticket: Enjoy ABC’s live
coverage of the Academy
Awards with a compli-
mentary drink ticket redeem-
able for wine or beer in our
Owl Bar. Reserved seating
on our main fl oor.
Guests are encouraged
to show off their star status
with a movie-themed cos-
tume, or let the glamour of
Hollywood inspire an outfi t.
Ticket holders receive $20
off any fabulous gown more
than $100 at Layers Bou-
tique in Astoria.
Bring your Liberty cups
to enjoy beverages from the
Owl Bar during the show!
The theater is at 1203 Com-
mercial St. (This event is not
sponsored by or affi liated
with the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences.)
92348 Lewis & Clark Rd • Astoria
Death penalty doc screened in Astoria
ASTORIA — The new
documentary fi lm “In the
Executioner’s Shadow” be
presented for the fi rst time
on the Oregon Coast at the
Astoria Library on Satur-
day, Feb. 16. Doors open at
1:30 p.m.
The fi lm looks at the con-
sequences of the death pen-
alty through three stories:
the perspective of a former
state executioner who comes
within days of executing an
innocent person; a Boston
Marathon bombing victim
who struggles to decide what
justice really means; and the
parents of a murder victim
who choose to fi ght for the
life of their daughter’s killer.
This provocative fi lm
challenges viewers to ques-
tion their deepest beliefs
about justice. A discussion
will follow the screening.
The library is at 450 10th
St. For more information,
call 503-990-7060 or visit
oadp.org.
Expires 3/1/19