DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK

Directed by John Ford
Starring Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda

(1939) Ford’s greatest Eastern: on the Western New York frontier during the Revolutionary War, pioneers Henry Fonda and Claudette Colbert set out into the wilderness to build a new life together, but must contend with nature, Indians, the Brits, Tory spy John Carradine—and ultimately each other. Rich color photography—John Ford’s first color film—and Edna May Oliver’s Oscar nominated performance—so hilariously crusty as to daunt even marauding Indians—highlight this adaptation of Walter D. Edmonds’ mammoth bestseller. Technicolor DCP. Approx. 103 min.​
12:30, 5:05, 9:45

FORT APACHE

Directed by John Ford
Starring Henry Fonda, John Wayne, and Shirley Temple

(1948) “All I can see is the flags.” Subordinate John Wayne and Shirley Temple, plus Ford regulars Ward Bond and Victor McLaglen along for comedy relief, are forced to watch as spit and polish martinet Henry Fonda just won’t listen en route to a cavalry vs. Apache spectacle. 35mm. Approx. 129 min.
2:35, 7:15