> At a Glance
> – El Segundo’s Old Town Music Hall unveils its early-2026 schedule packed with classics
> – Vintage titles span Hollywood’s Golden Age through the 1980s
> – Special guests include descendants of Alan Hale and Harold Lloyd
> – Why it matters: Vintage fans get a rare chance to see classics on the big screen with live Wurlitzer scores and themed nights
Award-show season may spotlight new releases, but Old Town Music Hall is turning the calendar back a century. The El Segundo venue just posted its film roster through March, offering weekends packed with time-traveling cinema and live organ music.
What’s Playing
The slate mixes silent-era thrillers with 1980s favorites. Barbara Stanwyck headlines Stella Dallas, while slapstick fans can catch Safety Last-yes, the one with the famous clock tower scene.
Later bookings include:
- Broadcast News
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail
- Multiple Golden Age gems
Guest Appearances & Atmosphere
Samantha Hale, great-granddaughter of actor Alan Hale, introduces Stella Dallas on the final Saturday of March. Earlier, on March 1, Suzanne Lloyd-granddaughter of silent-film legend Harold Lloyd-will present Safety Last.
Even screenings without guests feel special. A resident organist performs on the venue’s Wurlitzer before each show, and the auditorium evokes classic movie palaces.
| Date | Film | Guest |
|---|---|---|
| March 1 | Safety Last | Suzanne Lloyd |
| March 28 | Stella Dallas | Samantha Hale |
Planning Your Visit
Tickets are sold online. Arrive early to explore downtown El Segundo’s cafés and restaurants within walking distance of the theater.
Retro dress is optional, but many patrons show up in vintage fashion to match the on-screen glamour.

Key Takeaways
- Early-2026 schedule runs through March at Old Town Music Hall
- Films range from silent classics to beloved 1980s comedies
- Live organ music accompanies every screening
- Special guests add family history and insider stories
Mark your calendar, pick your decade, and grab popcorn-no red-carpet gown required.

