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It’s Always Fair Weather

by Melissa Anderson

July 11, 2012

Dir. Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen (1955) Kelly and two Army buddies promise to reunite in ten years, only to find they have nothing in common any more. The third and final musical Kelly co-directed with Donen boasts the former on roller skates and a fantastic supporting turn by Dolores Gray.

Fri., July 13, 8:30 p.m., 2012

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