Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, August 11, 2010, Page 11, Image 11

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Beaverton Park Movies Lineup
A free screening o f the movie E. T. will be shown Friday at dusk
at City Park in Beaverton.
E.T., B ack to the Future and T he B lind Side are next
three free m ovies com ing to the Flicks by the M ountain
o utdoor fam ily-friendly m ovie series at C ity Park in
B eaverton at the co rn er o f Fifth S treet and Hall B oule­
vard.
The screenings will be shown in order over the next
three Friday nights at dusk. Early arrivals can enjoy pre­
m ovie entertainm ent such as local m usicians and per­
form ers at 8 p.m. follow ed by the feature presentation.
“ Flicks by the Fountain have becom e a fun tradition
for the com m unity to com e and enjoy a relaxing evening
at C ity Park w hile enjoying som e free, sum m er fare,”
said M ayor D enny D oyle.
A ttendees are w elcom e to bring blankets, food and
low -backed chairs, w ith seat height no higher than 1
inches. You are asked to please leave glass containe s,
barbecues, alcoholic beverages and pets at hon e.
Sm oking is not perm itted.
Parking for the event is free and available in the C ity
Park parking lot on the corner o f T hird Street and Hall
B oulevard, and in the B eaverton C ity Library parking
lot on the co rn er o f T ucker A venue and Fifth Street.
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