A CLASSIC MOVIE SPOOKSHOW
Benefit for the Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation

The Event:

This 2-day event will be an annual celebration for families and all those looking for fun and a unique good time - while supporting a good cause. The LAHTF is the only local non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to protecting, preserving, restoring and sustaining Southern California’s historic theatres.

 

The Spooky Setting

Sid Grauman’s first LA movie palace opened in 1918. From the horrifying Tragedy Triumphant scowling over the proscenium to the hounds atop the organ screens and the grotesques in the architectural details, with its 90-years of history the Million Dollar is a unique and appropriate setting for hilariously frightening and gloomy goings-on.  The theatre will be terrifyingly transformed though dramatic lighting, special effects, and surprise appearances by ghosts, skeletons and ghouls. There’ll be other occurrences too horrible to mention.

 

Costume Contests

Costume Contests – Ages 12 and under 10 am – 10:45 am & 2 pm - 2:45 pm

Here’s a chance to wear your Halloween costume an extra day and maybe even win a prize for it.

Enter Grand Central Market from Hill Street for registration and judging.  Judging begins at 10 am and 2 pm.

Prizes for Best Costumes! Winners will be announced at the Matinees.

 

Fantastic Family Bargain Matinees

Prices are low so you can bring the whole neighborhood crowd. Be sure to experience the Grand Central Market. Make it a downtown adventure! Leave the car behind and take the Red Line. Hop the DASH to the Arts District and attend the Festival de la Gente (www.festivaldelagente.org ) at the Barker Block.

 

BUY TICKETS NOW !

The fastest and easiest way to buy Spooktackular ticket is to purchase them on-line with your credit card or PayPal account.

When you click on the Add To Cart button you will be able to select the number of tickets you wish to buy.

SPOOKTACKULAR TICKETS

Your email confirmation is your ticket to all the fun at the Spooktackular. Remember to print out your confirmation and bring it with you.

 

OTHER WAYS TO BUY TICKETS

Tickets are available at the Million Dollar Box Office.

Million Dollar Theatre
307 S. Broadway
Downtown Los Angeles


Tickets are also available at Clifton's Cafeteria

Clifton's Cafeteria
7th & Broadway
6:30 am - 7:00 pm daily

 

The Million Dollar Spooktackular is so much fun, it's scary!
See you there!!

 

Friday, Oct 31st 8 pm
Saturday, Nov 1st at
11am, 3pm & 8p,


Million Dollar Theatre
307 S. Broadway
Downtown Los Angeles

Too old to celebrate Halloween? Who says?

The Event – This 2-day event is envisioned as an annual celebration for families, young adults and all those looking for fun and a unique good time - while supporting a good cause.

Our Monster of Ceremonies will preside over a frightening and funny live Spooktacular stage show starring George the Giant www.georgethegiant.com, “your friendly neighborhood freak for hire,” a 7’3” star of stage, screen and TV. George is one of the most complete sideshow performers today.

Classic Halloween cartoons and shorts will accompany the daylight shows. Terrifying feature films will screen at the evening shows.

THE SCHEDULE -

Halloween Friday 10/31
8:00 pm, $15 admission

George Romero’s NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)
Spooktacular Stage Show, Costume Contest, Scream Test

Day of the Dead
Saturday 11/1
Adults: $5 – Children (12 & under) - $2

Because wearing your costume just one day is never enough!

11 am –
Stage show, Costume Contest & Parade, Cartoons & Shorts, Scream Test– in Spanish

3 pm -
Stage show, Costume Contest & Parade, Cartoons & Shorts, Scream Test– in English

8 pm -
$15 admission
RE-ANIMATOR (1984)
Spooktacular Stage Show, Cartoons, Shorts & a Frankensteinish Gory, Camp Classic

 

Media Sponsor:

blogdowntown

Thanks to:

Grand Central Market grandcentralsquare.com
Festival de la Gente

The Allen Theatre Organ provided compliments of Church Organs Pasadena

Graphic Design: Victoria Steele

Special Thanks to:

The El Capitan Theatre,
Grand Central Market,
Yellin Company. DCBID, Jon Olivan, Ed Kelsey, Steve Markham, Tom Ruff & Orpheum Spookathon,
LA Conservancy, Bringing Back Broadway
bringingbackbroadway.com