July 16. 2014
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Drive-In at Zidell Yards
•Birthdays
• Funerals
Rock musical
kicks off three
nights of
outdoor fun
The Northwest Film Center and
Zidell are continuing last year’s
unique, pop-up outdoor film series,
Drive-in at Zidell Yards, sponsored
this year by LAIKA.
Each evening at dusk, from Fri
day, July 18 through Sunday, July
20, Zidell’s South Waterfront prop
erty, between the Ross Island Bridge
and Tilikum Crossing, will be trans
formed into a temporary outdoor
movie theater venue, accessible to
cars, bicyclists, riders of mass tran
sit, and walkers alike.
Fashioned after the drive-in
movie theater experience of yester
year, the event brings back a classic
American movie-going experience
into the heart of the city.
Five film s will be screened—
each a classic of their kind— aimed
at offering som ething for all: On
Friday, A lbert M agnoli’s “Purple
R ain,” starring an all purple clad
Prince (with his band the R evolu-
‘ Anniversaries
• Weddings
Open: Mon.-Fri. 7:30am til 5:30pm
Saturday 9am til 2pm.
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The 1984 rock musical ‘Purple Rain,' starring Prince, will kick off
the three-night outdoor film series, ‘Drive-in at Zidell Yards, ’ a
temporary movie theater venue at ZidelI’s South Waterfront
property accessible to cars, bicyclists, riders of mass transit and
walkers alike.
tio n , n a tu ra lly ), and M a rtin
S c o r s e s e ’s g a n g s te r c la s s ic
“M ean S treets;” On Saturday,
Em ile A rdolino’s 1980s Patrick
Sw ayze-fueled sensation “Dirty
D ancing,” and Robert C louse’s
“E nter the D ragon,” hands down,
the best o f the Bruce Lee flicks;
and Sunday, Rob R einer’s com
ing of age m asterpiece “Stand By
M e.”
“We didn’t really know what to
expect when we tried this last sum
mer, but it ended up being incred
ibly well received by the community
and a great opportunity for people
to come check out an emerging part
of the city that has long been closed
off to the public,” said Matt French
from Zidell. “We hope that even
more people come this year.”
Tickets are available exclusively
at the door and for cash only. Ad
mission is $8 general and $12 for a
double-feature. For more informa
tion, visitnwfilm.org.
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Celebration Kickoff
Mitsuki Desai plays the koto, a 6-foot lap harp o f 13
strings. She will be joined by other musicians and
dancers in ‘An Afternoon o f Japanese Music,’ on Satur
day July 19 at 2 p.m. in the Beaverton City Library
Auditorium. This event is a kick off to the Beaverton
International Celebration being held the following week
end on July 26.
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