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7 Days in the Arts

Our most beloved alien alights on planet Earth once again as Steven Spielberg\'s \"E.T.: The Extraterrestrial\" screens under the stars tonight in Pasadena.
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May 26, 2005

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Our most beloved alien alights on planet Earth once again as Steven Spielberg’s “E.T.: The Extraterrestrial” screens under the stars tonight in Pasadena. It’s part of Old Pasadena Management District’s free “Cinema in the Park” series, which benefits the cancer relief fund, “Cinema Fighting Cancer.” Picnicking is encouraged, although no alcohol is permitted. Bring the kids.

7 p.m. Free (but tickets are required). Tickets distributed through Heritage Wine Company, 155 N. Raymond Ave. Screening at Levitt Pavilion, Memorial Park, corner of Walnut and Raymond, Old Pasadena. ” target=”_blank”>www.amazon.com. $18.18.

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