KEY LARGO

Directed by John Huston

(1948) Ex-Major Humphrey Bogart, in the Florida keys to visit a dead comrade’s family -- father Lionel Barrymore, widow Lauren Bacall – finds they’ve got shady guests – could one be gangster-on-the run Edward G. Robinson? As Robinson’s faded moll, Claire Trevor won the Supporting Actress Oscar, with highlight her going-to-pieces à cappella rendition of “Moanin Low”. 35mm. Approx. 101 min.
12:50, 4:50, 8:50

THE MALTESE FALCON

Directed by John Huston

(1941) Humphrey Bogart’s Sam Spade traipses through Dashiell Hammett’s San Fran to recover the world’s most coveted chachka – despite the malevolent connivings of perfumed-card-carrying Peter Lorre’s Joe Cairo, “Fat Man” Sidney Greenstreet’s Kaspar Gurman, and Mary Astor’s two-faced “Miss Wonderly.” 35mm. Approx. 100 min.
2:50, 6:50