to stop crandell from finding you and killing you. i am not afraid of crandell. no? be it ever so humble. you're gonna be proud of your village, kesho. you can be proud they sit in n'duma's school. reward you many times over for that. if we survive. n... pain of a dream that can never be realized. just stand back with the juju man, to tell time by the weariness in your bones, to believe that misfortunes and starvation is a will of a god? it's our way, our way, our father's way, like a tomb for the other man. ? all i want to do is look through this glass... and see tarzan. you sure got it in for tarzan, , l right. but i'd, i understand how you feel about him and all that, i just don't like what you're thinkin' on doing. but, kesho, what's with him? ah, poacher like you, eh? oh, no, that was a small part of it. ? kesho was bleedin' his own tribe a dozen ways to the middle. like i told you, you keep your eye on him, he's the real racketeer. i get it, now it's telephone poles instead of totem poles, you might say, eh? and some wild idea about new ways to farm the sea. he

welcome to the crandell theater, another great showing tonight, "girl on the train." a theater that is so important community that's on main street, and so glad you're here. thanks for coming. i'm about to start the movie. are you ready? yeah! all right, here we go. i'm ready. i've got my take-up reel for the film. i can't wait. first time running a movie projector. where does this go? >> it's all digital now, al. >> this is like a computer. it's like a big digital tv projector. >> that's correct. >> there's no film. >> there's no -- there's no film anymore, al. >> so playlist? how does it start? >> all you have to do is is put the mouse over play and hit play. the film is loading. right now if you hit this switch, push it down, just hold it in, you're all set. >> stand by. >> yeah. that stand by was from zach. good times. look at how he is. they opened up my mic a little early for you. that's zach. anyway, he's like our version of the cran dchcrandell theater. kind of old and frayed around the on as far as your macy's thanksgiving day weather. we'll keep showers away

what i love about coming to the crandell is everyone gets together and afterwards you're about the movie authenticity of it all. it comes through in your experience of going to movies. >> all right. i'm ready to go to work, sell some popcorn. what's the movie tonight? >> "the girl on the train." >> oh, that's a two-bagger. all right. fred put me to work, first in the ticket booth. two. all right, that's 13. two? all righty, hold on. hey there. >> hi. >> how are you? >> i want to shake your ha >> i'll get popcorn later. >> you bet. enjoy the show. >> thank you. >> next i tried my hand at concessions. i do consider myself a bit of an expert popcorn scooper. >> what do you like about coming to the crandell. >> we've been coming here since we were little kids. >> and good popcorn. with real butter. and then time to start the movie. >> good evening, everybody. welcome to the crandell theater, another great showing tonight, to the life blood of this community that's on main street, and so glad you're here. thanks for coming. i'm about to start the movie. are you ready? yeah! all right, here we

the crandell theater opened its doors on christmas day, 1926. it's a pillar of the community. today, it still stands as an independent small business the center of main street. fred is the president of the chadham theater club. >> this theater is a reflection of the way things seem to be coming back. this theater is on the cutting edge of that. >> it is. i think of it as the living room of the community. everybody in the community really owns it and supports it as members yet it's run as a business just like any other small business. people have so many choices now how they can see entertainment. what i love about coming to the crandell, everyone gets together and afterwards you're under the marquee, talking about the comes through in your experience of going to the movies. >> all right. i'm ready to go to work and sell popcorn. what's the movie tonight? >> "the girl on the train." >> that's a two-bagger. >> fred put me to work, first in the ticket booth. >> two. all right. that's 13, two. all righty, hold on. hey there. >> hi. >> how are you? >> i want to shake your hand. we'

welcome to the crandell theater, another great showing tonight, "girl on the train." a theater that is so important and so glad you're here. thanks for coming. i'm about to start the movie. are you ready? yeah! all right, here we go. i'm ready. i've got my take-up reel for th. where dth go?nning a movie ?? >> it's all digital now, al. it's like a big digital tv >> there's no -- there's no film anymore, al. >> so playlist? >> stand >> yeah. sthatnd by was??? zach. look at how he they opedittle early for u.?qz that's zach. anyway, he's like our versi o-vf the ?kan? dccrdell theater. kindfround ?;.uthe ed we'll keep showers away until very late in the p?carad if at all. by noon some clos and winds very light so balloons will have noprle zachnother s going on around ?o1c get up for black friday. starts thursday, 6pm. when you can have the best. ged effect. ng wall. we'll go ahead and rip that out. it hatches. when it comes out, it's a? baby. kids have to raise it from a baby to a toddler to a full-grown -- >> where do you get your hands on these? >> walmart will have thes

they say this judge crandell's a pretty fair-minded man. fair enough. see, johnny? there's nothing to worry about. - when do they start the trial? - maybe sooner than you think. somebody. - what's the trouble, sheriff? - you'll find out. come on, let's hear this. alright, everybody, might as well go home. - what's that? - just what i said. - isn't gonna be any trial. - 'what do you mean?' bodie's to get off scot-free. - who says? - the judge says. he's been over there talking to mrs. dembro. here it is, men. law can't touch bodie, because there ain't no witnesses. - what do you mean, no witness? - what about mrs. dembro? 't let her. - why not? she's insane. [all chattering indiinctly] now, just a second. you men listen to me. who drove her insane? are we letting a murderer ride away without lifting a hand? what kind of men are we? [all talking at once] you can't condemn a man without a trial. now, wait a minute, ben. this is no lynch town. it never was. but we can't give him no trial. e committee, you never hung back. (all) yeah. come on, come on. [indistinct chatte

crandell has escaped. ? you goin' somewhere, sonny? you don't wanna leave now. no, siree, the fun is just beginnin'. you recognize the kid, tarzan? that's your little friend, jai! ? go back, tarzan!