on Feb. 19, the PFS presents the “forgotten horror” film “Mystery of the Wax Museum,” a highly influential 1933 thriller directed by the late, great Michael Curtiz (“Casblanca”), and starring Lionel Atwill (“Son of Frankenstein”) and Fay Wray (“King Kong”) that stands as the final film ever made using the original “two-color” Technicolor process.

That process was abandoned for a more visually accurate three-color process soon thereafter, and all prints and negatives of this rare, early color film were believed lost for decades until a single 35mm print was found in the private collection of Warner Bros. Studios head Jack L. Warner. It’s a copy of that rediscovered print that will be shown at the Bean.

Full, award-wining vegetarian and vegan dinner menu available, plus fair-trade coffees and teas and discounts on all craft beer and organic wine during the movie.

Bring a friend or two and enjoy!

Show starts at 8PM / $8 admission