The 7PM screenings of BILL FRISELL: A PORTRAIT at the NoHo will feature Q&A’s December 15-17:
Friday 15 – Singer-Songwriter Colin Hay. Before his solo career, Hay was front man of the band Men at Work. He has written many hits, including Land Down Under, Overkill and Who Can it Be Now.
Saturday 16 – Scott Goldman, Executive Director of the GRAMMY Museum. Goldman has moderated over 400 public programs at the GRAMMY Museum. From 2005-2016 he served as the Vice President of the GRAMMY Foundation and the MusiCares Foundation.
Sunday 17 – Singer-Songwriter-Guitarist-Producer Joe Henry. Joe Henry is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer. He has released 13 studio albums and produced multiple recordings for other artists, including three Grammy Award-winning albums.






KENNY ELLIS at the Ahrya Fine Arts (Beverly Hills)
GUSTAVO BULGACH at the Royal (West L.A.)
SUSAN EDWARDS MARTIN at the NoHo 7 (N. Hollywood)
JASON MOSS at the Playhouse 7 (Pasadena)
Cantor PHIL BARON at the Town Center 5 (Encino), 7:30pm Show
Cantor PAUL BUCH at the Claremont 5 (Claremont)





THE MUMMY was one of the early efforts from Universal studios to capitalize on the their success in the horror genre (following the 1931 hits Dracula and Frankenstein).
CAT PEOPLE was the first venture from producer Val Lewton (I Walked With a Zombie, Curse of the Cat People, The Body Snatcher) as head of RKO’s new horror division in 1942. He gave Jacques Tourneur the chance to direct his first feature with this tale of a new bride (Simone Simon) who fears she is a descendant of a predatory cat family.