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Krikorian Redlands showtimes
Krikorian Redlands
Cinema 14
Showtimes for
Saturday, July 21
The Dark Knight Rises
PG-13
Christian Bale, Joseph
Gordon-Levitt
(9:15 AM), (9:45 AM),
(10:30 AM), (11:15 AM),
(12:00), (12:45), (1:15),
(2:20), (3:00), (3:40),
(4:20), (4:50), 6:05,
6:40, 7:20, 8:00, 8:30,
9:40, 10:20, 10:55, 11:35
Sorry, No Passes Allowed, Digital Presentation
Ice Age: Continental
Drift 3D PG
Ray Romano, Queen Latifah
(5:15), 7:50, 10:05
Sorry, No Passes Allowed, 3DX Digital Presentation
Ice Age: Continental
Drift PG
Ray Romano, Queen Latifah
(9:20 AM), (10:00 AM),
(11:35 AM), (12:15),
(2:05), (2:45), (4:35),
7:10, 9:35
Digital Presentation
Savages R
March 21-April 19
Blake Lively, John Travolta
(10:10 AM), (1:10),
(4:15), 7:30, 10:30
Digital Presentation
Ted R
Mila Kunis, Mark
Wahlberg
(11:00 AM), (1:40),
(4:25), 7:35, 10:35
Digital Presentation
(4:45), 7:15
Digital Presentation
Magic Mike R
Channing Tatum, Alex
Pettyfer
(11:10 AM), (2:00),
(5:00), 7:45, 10:25
Digital Presentation
Moonrise Kingdom PG13
Bruce Willis, Edward
Norton
(9:50 AM), (12:10),
(2:30), (4:55), 7:25, 9:55
Brave PG
Kelly Macdonald, Billy
Connolly
(11:30 AM), (2:10),
April 20-May 20
(*Children 2 years and under are free)
( ) Bargain Matinee
$8.75 before 6 p.m. every day
340 N. Eureka St., Redlands
(909) 793-6393
May 21-June 20
There have been times in your
life when you've considered your
persistence to be a curse. This
week you'll see your tenacity for
the great gift that it is. You'll keep
pushing ahead with a project even
when you think you might fail -and that takes heart! Your actions
will inspire a whole team of people.
Certain relationships tend to
bring up feelings of envy this
week. You wish you had had certain opportunities that were not afforded to you, opportunities that
others seem to take for granted.
But don't let this fact color the vast
array of one-of-a-kind experiences
you have had that helped mold you
into who you are.
Your plan will be extremely important, and it doesn't even have to
be a good plan to make a difference. That it exists at all will be
the main reason for your success.
You'll carry yourself with purpose
and intention. Friday brings an encounter with someone in charge.
Your winning way makes a difference.
You have a low tolerance for
people who bring you down,
which is why you now have an entirely different set of friends.
You'll find that you can do so
much more than you thought when
you stick near supportive people
who want to contribute to your intellectual, emotional and spiritual
development.
Building a loving home is important to you. It's the foundation
from which all other ventures will
succeed. Even if you live alone,
you make sure that your home reflects your loving relationships.
You'll put effort into making your
domestic life beautiful and your
closest relationships harmonious.
Sept. 23-Oct. 23
You can't change the number of
hours in a day, but you use them
well. And if you have a plan, you'll
probably use them even better.
Record your upcoming activities
on a calendar. Getting a proper
overview of what's ahead will
guide your choices this week.
Dec. 22-Jan. 19
You'll make an excellent match
this week. More than likely, it's a
person and an activity that attract
you into a new realm. There's
nothing more compelling to you
than the prospect of growing your
mind and spirit through the pursuit
and discovery of new interests.
July 23-Aug. 22
Oct. 24-Nov. 22
Aug. 23-Sept. 22
Nov. 23Dec. 21
All it takes is a thought to set in
motion a powerful process. Receiving that thought will happen
in a place of spacious beauty.
Your creativity will be as strong
as your environment is organized.
The planets align to help you pare
down. The more you can get rid of
the better you'll understand what
really inspires you.
Your sign mate the great comic
Steven Wright said, "I have an inferiority complex. But it's not a
very good one." Avoid comparing
yourself to anyone else this week.
You're working on something that
is so wonderfully beyond compare
that trying to pit it against the work
of others would be a big mistake.
Don't worry too much about getting things done. Rushing to finish
would be a mistake. Completion
will happen later. If you spend the
entire week experimenting and
planning, you've done well. Gather
the materials you need to manifest
your vision. Play around with different arrangements.
You'll observe something similar
to what you want out in the world.
Then you'll imagine your own version in your mind's eye. By
Wednesday, you already will be
nailing down some of the finer
definitions. Friday shows you
solving problems. Whatever your
obstacles, a sense of happiness
comes with this process.
Jan. 20-Feb. 19
val.
Directed by Cliff Cabanilla and co-directed by Jubel Obien, “The Marvelous Wonderettes” follows four girlfriends from their 1958 high
school prom at Springfield High School to their 10-year reunion.
This musical comedy blast from the past pays homage to those high
school song leaders of the ‘50s, and takes a look at how their lives have
changed during the years after graduation.
With book by Roger Bean, featured songs include “Mr. Sandman,”
“Lipstick on Your Collar,” “Stupid Cupid,” “Son of a Preacher Man,”
“Dream Lover” and many others.
Take a musical trip down memory lane with Betty Jean, Cindy Lou,
Missy and Suzy as they cue up hit after hit with fun, laughter and a killer
four-part harmony.
The cast features Sandra Rice, Redlands; Christine Simpson, Beaumont; Sara Blair, Corona; and Candice Cabanilla-Stewart, Riverside.
Musical director is Chad Ohlheiser, with choreography by Candice
Cabanilla Stewart.
The play is one of five shows in repertory at Prospect Park through
Aug. 25. Other shows are “God of Carnage,” ”Waiting for Godot,”
“Company,” “Company” and “Hot L. Baltimore.”
Single tickets are $20, students $16. Season tickets are available for
$80 for all five shows. Tickets are available at the Redlands Theatre
Box Office at Prospect Park or by calling (909 792-0562. Tickets also
available at www.rftseason.com.
Regular Ticket Prices
Adult: $11
Child: $8.25 (12 & under)
Seniors: $8.75 (60 & above)
Students: $9.50 (with school ID)
Active Military: $8 (with ID)
It's only smart to shy away from
jobs that seem like they are going
to be an absolute grind. Despite
your high intelligence, or perhaps
because of it, you'll find yourself
inspired to ignore logic in favor of
a stronger calling. The most profound experience will come as a result of taking on an exceptionally
difficult job.
June 21-July 22
G
et ready for a high octane musical featuring some of the top
pop and rock hits of the ‘50s and ‘60s as “The Marvelous Wonderettes” continue to perform at the Redlands Theatre Festi-
The Amazing SpiderMan PG-13
Andrew Garfield, Emma
Stone
(9:15 AM), (10:40 AM),
(12:15), (1:45), (3:25),
(4:50), 6:35, 7:55, 9:40,
11:00
Digital Presentation
Tyler Perry's Madea's
Witness Pr...PG-13
9:50
Tyler Perry, Eugene Levy
Digital Presentation
The Marvelous Wonderettes
at Redlands Theatre Festival
Feb. 20-March 20
IECN COURTESY PHOTO
The cast features Sandra Rice, Redlands; Christine Simpson,
Beaumont; Sara Blair, Corona; and Candice Cabanilla-Stewart,
Riverside.