(May 23, 2010) - The Film
Society at Lincoln Center in New York has announced that they will
screen the Barbra Streisand comedy classic, "What's Up, Doc?" on May
30 as part of their Slapstick Comedy Marathon
weekend.
The film can be seen at Lincoln Center's Walter Reade Theatre at
4 PM. Admission is $9. Visit the
Film Society at
Lincoln Center
for details on how to obtain tickets.
"What's Up, Doc?"
had its world premiere at New York's Radio City Music Hall during
their Easter Show in 1972.
In June, 1997, The Walter Reade Theatre at Lincoln Center hosted
another Streisand classic film when they presented "Yentl."
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Lincoln Center
is featured in the two films Barbra made prior to "What's Up
Doc?". In "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever"
(above) Daisy Gamble
spends a few musical moments in front of the iconic Lincoln
Center fountains during the Come Back to Me montage.
In "The Owl and the Pussycat," Doris strolls with Felix down
the staircase (adjacent to the Walter Reade Theatre) before
she utters her most notorious line in the film. |
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