A possible explanation was proposed in a qualitative study using focus groups with participants and non-participants in community health screenings, which found that the decision to attend a screening is often made by the partner, with this initiation behaviour prevalent across a number of socio-demographic factors [ 45].
We were about to attend a screening of "The Defiant Ones" at the Paramount Pictures studio, in Hollywood.
On Oct. 4 last year, Mr. Wassel was scheduled to attend a screening for investors in "FireDancer" at DuArt Film and Video on West 55th Street in Manhattan.
"This invitation will admit you and one guest," read the entreaty to attend a screening of "Chocolat," a new Miramax film.
When the film was finished Rogosin invited her to attend a screening at the 1959 Venice film festival, where she became an instant celebrity.
There was a connection, and it was more than just a fantasy of the type of moviegoer who would attend a screening of something called "Porn 'n' Chicken".
As part of the Philharmonic's Tuning Up preconcert series, ticketholders can attend a screening of "Two Hands," a 17-minute documentary about Mr. Fleisher's struggle.
Cavendish will be in London on Thursday to attend a screening of the film Chasing Legends, which follows his HTC-Columbia team during the 2009 Tour de France.
They won't, however, be able to attend a screening of the upcoming film at AMC or Cinemark cinemas with masks, faceprint or blasters.
On Saturday, Mr. Zuckerberg, Mr. Christie and Mr. Booker are expected to attend a screening of "Waiting for Superman" in Newark, followed by a panel discussion.
Karine Lyons, a spokeswoman for St . Tropez who said Ms. Fonda had previously undergone hip surgery, added that she might be able to attend a screening today in Paris of the 90-minute film, "Vadim, This Billionaire of Happiness".
