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The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

Cinema Classics

Two coworkers at a Budapest gift shop unknowingly correspondwith each other, having "met" through a lonely-hearts ad, but as thepen pals grow closer on paper, their at-work bickering drives them furtherapart. Remade in 1949 as the musical "In the Good Old Summertime" andupdated and reworked as "You've Got Mail" in 1998.

Rating TV-G

Running Time 97 minutes

Ernest Saves Christmas (1988)

Wacky Wednesday

Ernest scrambles to find a successor for Santa Claus in thisYuletide comedy.

Rating PG

Running Time 95 minutes

Join us at the Jackson Theatre on Friday, December 5th at 7pm for Wilson Fairchild, sponsored by Wolfe Development.

Gaither Recording Artists Wilson Fairchild, a celebrated musical duo, comprises the exceptional talents of Wil and Langdon Reid, both sons of the legendary Hall of Fame country and gospel quartet, The Statler Brothers, Harold and Don Reid. Born and raised in a world where music was not just a passion but a way of life, these gifted artists have inherited the musical DNA that made their fathers famous. The legacy of the Statler Brothers, with their timeless hits and remarkable vocal harmonies, has left an indelible mark on the history of country music. Wilson Fairchild continues to carry that torch with pride, taking inspiration from their fathers’ remarkable careers while crafting their own unique and contemporary sound. With their harmonious melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Wilson Fairchild captures the essence of the genuine, heartfelt storytelling that made the Stater Brothers beloved by millions. The duo’s performances are a testament to their deep respect for tradition and their ongoing dedication to preserving and evolving the genre. In the world of country music, Wilson Fairchild stands as a living testament to the enduring power of family ties and the influence of musical heritage. They embody the essence of tradition while forging their own path, garnering a dedicated following captivating audiences with their soulful performances. Their new album, "Statler Made, "which is set to be released soon via Gaither Music Group. This album is a musical journey that pays homage to the legacy of the Statler Brothers while showcasing the unique talents of Wilson Fairchild in a fresh and contemporary light. Already # 21 on the Billboard Charts! With this new release, the duo continues to honor their fathers’ iconic status while making their own mark on the country music landscape.

Tickets available at thejacksontheatre.com or by calling 423.788.4909. 

The Chuckey DepotRailroad Museum invites families to embark on a magical journey to theNorth Pole with a special screening of "The Polar Express" on Saturday,December 6, and Sunday, December 7, at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. atThe Jackson Theatre located at 121 West Main Street.

This beloved holiday tradition transforms Jackson Theatre into a festiverailway "station" where passengers of all ages can experience thewonder of this classic Christmas tale. The event includes much more than justthe film; it's a complete holiday experience for families.

Each ticket includes a warm cookie, a cup of frothy hot chocolate,a special post-movie visit with Santa Claus, a personal gift for everypassenger, and photo opportunities with Santa.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite pajamas and join insinging along to the movie's memorable songs, creating an authentic "PolarExpress" experience.

Tickets are $15.00 per person, with each guest receiving the completeexperience regardless of age. Due to the event's popularity, pre-booking isstrongly recommended.

Reservations and tickets can be purchased at www.Jonesborough.com/tickets or by calling423.788.4909.

The Chuckey DepotRailroad Museum invites families to embark on a magical journey to theNorth Pole with a special screening of "The Polar Express" on Saturday,December 6, and Sunday, December 7, at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. atThe Jackson Theatre located at 121 West Main Street.

This beloved holiday tradition transforms Jackson Theatre into a festiverailway "station" where passengers of all ages can experience thewonder of this classic Christmas tale. The event includes much more than justthe film; it's a complete holiday experience for families.

Each ticket includes a warm cookie, a cup of frothy hot chocolate,a special post-movie visit with Santa Claus, a personal gift for everypassenger, and photo opportunities with Santa.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite pajamas and join insinging along to the movie's memorable songs, creating an authentic "PolarExpress" experience.

Tickets are $15.00 per person, with each guest receiving the completeexperience regardless of age. Due to the event's popularity, pre-booking isstrongly recommended.

Reservations and tickets can be purchased at www.Jonesborough.com/tickets or by calling423.788.4909.

The Chuckey DepotRailroad Museum invites families to embark on a magical journey to theNorth Pole with a special screening of "The Polar Express" on Saturday,December 6, and Sunday, December 7, at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. atThe Jackson Theatre located at 121 West Main Street.

This beloved holiday tradition transforms Jackson Theatre into a festiverailway "station" where passengers of all ages can experience thewonder of this classic Christmas tale. The event includes much more than justthe film; it's a complete holiday experience for families.

Each ticket includes a warm cookie, a cup of frothy hot chocolate,a special post-movie visit with Santa Claus, a personal gift for everypassenger, and photo opportunities with Santa.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite pajamas and join insinging along to the movie's memorable songs, creating an authentic "PolarExpress" experience.

Tickets are $15.00 per person, with each guest receiving the completeexperience regardless of age. Due to the event's popularity, pre-booking isstrongly recommended.

Reservations and tickets can be purchased at www.Jonesborough.com/tickets or by calling423.788.4909.

The Chuckey DepotRailroad Museum invites families to embark on a magical journey to theNorth Pole with a special screening of "The Polar Express" on Saturday,December 6, and Sunday, December 7, at 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. atThe Jackson Theatre located at 121 West Main Street.

This beloved holiday tradition transforms Jackson Theatre into a festiverailway "station" where passengers of all ages can experience thewonder of this classic Christmas tale. The event includes much more than justthe film; it's a complete holiday experience for families.

Each ticket includes a warm cookie, a cup of frothy hot chocolate,a special post-movie visit with Santa Claus, a personal gift for everypassenger, and photo opportunities with Santa.

Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite pajamas and join insinging along to the movie's memorable songs, creating an authentic "PolarExpress" experience.

Tickets are $15.00 per person, with each guest receiving the completeexperience regardless of age. Due to the event's popularity, pre-booking isstrongly recommended.

Reservations and tickets can be purchased at www.Jonesborough.com/tickets or by calling423.788.4909.

Lethal Weapon (1987)

First entry in the action-thriller series that teamed MelGibson and Danny Glover as a seemingly psychotic cop and his common-sensefamily-man partner, respectively. In this outing, they investigate a woman'splunge from a high-rise and its connection to a drug cartel.

Rating R

Running Time 110 minutes

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation (1989)

Wacky Wednesday

This sequel to the two Lampoon Vacation flicks has theGriswold family staying home for the holidays and being invaded by bickeringrelatives.

Rating PG-13

Running Time 113 minutes

Black Christmas (1975)

Horror Series

During their Christmas break, a group of sorority girls arestalked by a stranger.

Rating R

Running Time 98 minutes 

The Muppet’s Christmas Carol (1992)

Family Series

Pay What You Can

The Muppets' version of the Dickens holiday classic about amiser who's visited by three ghosts features Kermit the Frog as thepenny-pincher's hardworking and loyal employee.

Rating G

Running Time 85 minutes

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (1964)

Family Series

Pay What you Can

Burl Ives narrates this animated musical, first telecast in1964. The Johnny Marks score includes the title tune, "Holly JollyChristmas" and "We're a Couple of Misfits."

Rating G

Running Time 47 minutes

A Christmas Story (1983)

80’s Classics

It's the final days before Christmas in early 1940sCleveland, and 9-year-old Ralphie wants one thing from Santa Claus more thananything else: a Red Ryder Carbine Action Air Rifle. As he trudges through thesnow to school, faces the neighborhood bully and visits a malevolent departmentstore Santa Clause, Ralphie connives, conspires and campaigns for the mostfabulous Christmas present ever in this heartwarming, hysterical and sweetlynostalgic holiday film. Based on stories by Jean Sheppard.

Rating PG

Running Time 98 minutes

White Christmas  - Sing Along (1954)

Cinema Classics

WWII vets-turned-entertainers scheme to help a retiredgeneral with his strapped New England inn by putting on a big musical show withthe help of their army buddies and a singing sister act.

Rating Not Rated

Running Time 120 minutes

Die Hard 2 (1990)

90’s Classics

A major international airport becomes an arena for terror asdetective John McClane is drawn into a deadly game of cat and mouse with anelite special forces unit which has seized a bustling airport in Washington,D.C. Their plan is swift, brutal and brilliant....but they didn't count on thepresence of John McClane.

Rating R

Running Time 124 minutes

Elf (2003)

After accidentally falling into Santa Claus' gift sack, ahuman baby is raised at the North Pole, growing up to believe he is an elf. Dueto his large size, the "elf" causes chaos in Santa's workshop,forcing Kris Kringle to send him on a mission to find his human roots.

Rating PG

Running Time 97 minutes

Bell, Book and Candle (1958)

Cinema Classics

A Manhattan witch falls in love with a publisher aftercasting a spell on him that obliges him to dump his fiancée and pursue herinstead.

Rating TV-PG

Running Time 106 minutes