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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2005
Page
21
The Big Mo drive-in in Monetta celebrates Halloween with double features and costume contests. A second screen opens for the first time Friday to Sunday showing Corpse Bride and Flight Plan, while Zorro and The Fog play on the original screen. Tickets 5 for adults 2 for ages 4 11, under 3 free.
The Edge previews upcoming releases with today’s openings The Legend of Zorro Prime and Saw IT rated PG R and Saw IT. Next week Tristram Shandy A Cock and Bull Story earns an R rating with varied audience interest.
A kinder class takes a nature stroll through Hitchcock Woods while the new Surgery Center of Aiken opens officially. The paper promotes photo galleries at www.aikenstandard.com.
Key events include Harvard College founding in 1636, Eli Whitney patent filing for the cotton gin in 1793, the Volstead Act passage in 1919, Mussolini seizing Italian government in 1922, Roosevelt rededicating the Statue of Liberty in 1936, Italy’s invasion of Greece in 1940, and Pope Paul VI’s 1965 decree absolving Jews of collective blame for the crucifixion.
A compact listing notes movie showtimes across venues, plus a Sudoku puzzle, TV listings, and the day’s weather forecast. Includes brief notes on features and a quick scan for notable program highlights.
Athens band Little Green Chairs returns to the Aiken Brewing Company for a Halloween show starting at 10 p.m. The set blends 80s dance, horror soundtrack covers, disco tunes, and original songs with lights and a fog machine. Members Dan Roth Ryan Taylor Adam Funk and Dave Cannon perform with planned debut CD in progress.
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