Schulz Museum Theatre
In our Downstairs Changing Gallery, we strive to present informative, innovative, and always interesting exhibitions for our visitors. In past exhibitions, we have explored the histories of particular Peanuts characters, Charles Schulz's own cartooning influences, and how Peanuts has been portrayed in American popular culture.
Theatre Schedule | May 2008 |
| (please note that Theatre showings before 11am are
on weekends only) |
10:15 ● Snoopy's Reunion
 Snoopy is homesick for his puppy days at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, so he and Charlie Brown organize a reunion of his siblings: Spike, Andy, Olaf, Marbles, Belle, Molly, and Rover. When they arrive, Charlie Brown is sad to see that the Puppy Farm has been replaced with a parking garage, but as Snoopy and his family begin to play their instruments, they are happy to be together again just like the old days.
(originally aired May 1, 1991 ~ 30 minutes) |
10:45 ● What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown?
The Gang visits France as exchange students, visiting Omaha Beach in Normandy (where the Allies landed on D-Day in World War II) and Ypres (a World War I battle site). Linus pays tribute to the veterans who fought in both wars.
(originally aired May 30, 1983 ~ 30 minutes) |
11:15 ● Charles M. Schulz. . .To Remember
PBS documentary in which Schulz reflects on events in his own life and how they inspired events and characters in Peanuts, including locations in France that inspired the movie Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown.
(originally aired October 8, 1980 ~ 30 minutes) |
 11:45 ● He's a Bully, Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown and his friends go to summer camp for fun in the sun, but Rerun loses his grandfather’s marbles to the hustler Joe Agate. Charlie Brown finally gets his chance to be the neighborhood hero—can he beat the marble-playing bully and save the day?
(originally aired November 20, 2006 ~ 30 minutes) |
12:15 ● Charles Schulz: A Charlie Brown Life
Overview of Schulz's life and career—part of the A&E channel’s Biography series.
With interviews with Schulz's son and daughter, cartoonists Lynn Johnston (For Better or For Worse) and Cathy Guisewite (Cathy), coworkers, and even the woman who inspired the Little Red-Haired Girl.
(originally aired December 25, 1995 ~ 45 minutes) |
1:00 ● Snoopy's Reunion
Snoopy is homesick for his puppy days at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, so he and Charlie Brown organize a reunion of his siblings: Spike, Andy, Olaf, Marbles, Belle, Molly, and Rover. When they arrive, Charlie Brown is sad to see that the Puppy Farm has been replaced with a parking garage, but as Snoopy and his family begin to play their instruments, they are happy to be together again just like the old days.
(originally aired May 1, 1991 ~ 30 minutes) |
 1:30 ● A Boy Named Charlie Brown
Produced and directed by Lee Mendelson, this 1963 documentary about Charles Schulz shows him working in his studio, talking about his creative process and the popularity of the newly-released book, Happiness is a Warm Puppy, and attending "Charlie Brown Day" at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.
(produced in 1964 ~ 30 minutes) |
2:00 ● He's a Bully, Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown and his friends go to summer camp for fun in the sun, but Rerun loses his grandfather’s marbles to the hustler Joe Agate. Charlie Brown finally gets his chance to be the neighborhood hero—can he beat the marble-playing bully and save the day?
(originally aired November 20, 2006 ~ 30 minutes) |
2:30 ● Charles M. Schulz. . .To Remember
PBS documentary in which Schulz reflects on events in his own life and how they inspired events and characters in Peanuts, including locations in France that inspired the movie Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown.
(originally aired October 8, 1980 ~ 30 minutes) |
 3:00 ● The Charlie Rose Show
Charles Schulz talks about the upcoming 50th anniversary of Peanuts (in 2000) and reveals that his own personality is his inspiration for Charlie Brown.
(originally aired May 9, 1997 ~ 40 minutes) |
3:45 ● What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown?
The Gang visits France as exchange students, visiting Omaha Beach in Normandy (where the Allies landed on D-Day in World War II) and Ypres (a World War I battle site). Linus pays tribute to the veterans who fought in both wars.
(originally aired May 30, 1983 ~ 30 minutes) |
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