Chris Sand

★ Tonight at The Roxy Theater (718 S. Higgins): MORE THAN HONEY ★

Nov. 15, 8pm. $3 special admission!

"'More Than Honey' may be the most visually beautiful documentary ever made." - Minneapolis Star Tribune

"Without any preachiness, this magically beautiful film urges us to take better care of the bees, and honor the irreplaceable things that they do for us." - New York Post

➤ Sponsored by Missoula Independent

The Roxy Theater (718 S. Higgins) serves organic/GMO free popcorn.

1. They use only Lifeline organic butter (from Victor, MT).
2. Organic safflower oil (and Endangered Species chocolate bars) from the Missoula Food Co-op.
3. Their organic popcorn kernals are bought at The Good Food Store.

Please support The Roxy: "Missoula's Community Cinema"!

Ever want to learn how to make head cheese? The Moon-Randolph Homestead presents a Tribute to Les Blank at The Roxy Theater. Come out and see two great documentaries on Cajun life in 1960's/70's Louisiana. Why, you may ask, are we showing these films? Well, come see for yourself. There's a connection.

Dry Wood is a 'portrait of black Creole life in the Louisiana Delta, accompanied by the hot sounds of Zydeco music.'

Spend It All 'captures the intense bravado and vitality of Creole life in scenes such as quarter horse racing, coffee roasting, accordion building, cooking and eating supper along with the intoxicating music of the Balfa Brothers, Marc Savoy, Nathan Abshire and others.'

Get in the spirit for the Fall Gathering (https://www.facebook.com/events/540314186039974/), October 12th at the Homestead, with these remarkable films![url=][/url]

Roxy #: 728-9380
www.theroxytheater.org
"Missoula's Community Cinema"