The final films in the classics fest hail from the '60s: Days of Wine and Roses (2 p.m.), Bullitt (4:30 p.m.), Bonnie and Clyde (7 p.m.) and the director's cut of Sam Peckinpah's woolly western The Wild Bunch (9:30 p.m.). Single-feature admission is $6.75; a full-day pass costs $15.
The frame gallery plans a post-fest Warner Bros. fete in honor of the studio's 75th anniversary from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
-- Clay McNear
"Who Framed Robin Hood?": the Hollywood Frame Gallery, 2431 Bissonnet, 942-8885. The Warner Bros. Festival of Classics: the Landmark River Oaks 3, 2009 West Gray, 524-2175.