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Alice’s Restaurant, the 1969 cult classic staring Arlo Guthrie and Pat Quinn, follows the musician and his friend Alice on a seemingly endless journey through a divided America during the Vietnam War. The film is based on Arlo’s song, “Alice’s Restaurant Massacree,” a lively walking blues folk song that made a name for Guthrie. After being arrested over a misunderstanding, Arlo finds himself in the county jail, in front of the war board and then becomes a surprised groom in his own wedding. The film was nominated for an Academy Award for best director but lost out to John Schleslinger’s masterpiece Midnight Cowboy.
$8.50 -$10.50 | 1:30pm Sunday, August 4
7pm Wednesday, August 7
Michigan Theater, 603 E. Liberty St., Ann Arbor
michigantheater.org
