Hollywood, VT started here in Randolph at the Playhouse. This fall, the series is heading south to Brattleboro — with a few Randolph connections coming along for the ride. On Friday, October 23 at 7 PM, the historic Latchis Theatre hosts a one-night-only, largely unrehearsed and unrecorded live screenplay reading of Alfred Hitchcock's Vermont-shot The Trouble with Harry. Randolph is part of the story: Myra Flynn — singer-songwriter, journalist — will read the role of Jennifer Rogers originated by Shirley Maclaine in her film debut; collage artist Hettie Stearns is creating a commemorative poster; and art-ivist Rachi Farrow is creating a wonderfully strange Harry-inspired piece for the event. The cast also includes Tom Bodett (Wait Wait… Don't Tell Me! ), Jeanine B. Frost (Vermont writer/director/actor), Chris Dorman (Mr. Chris and Friends), Willy Appelman (NBC's Bring the Funny, Weston Theater Company's Our Town), Candice Taylor-Diallo (multidisciplinary artist, physician and founder of Creative Chromatics), and Howard Weiss-Tisman (Vermont Public's Southern Vermont reporter). And yes, you can make the journey part of the event: take Amtrak's Vermonter south from Randolph, spend the afternoon in downtown Brattleboro, have dinner, then head to the Latchis. The idea is a wink to "Flagging the Train to Tuscaloosa," the song heard in The Trouble with Harry. *** The Latchis Hotel is also offering a discount for event ticket holders coming from out of town. Promo code: 1938 for 10% off your stay. Then on Sunday, November 8 at 2 PM, the film returns to the Latchis screen, followed by a community conversation moderated by Vermont filmmaker Bess O'Brien (Every Day Big and Small @ the Playhouse on Oct 7!!!), with Jeanine B. Frost and Hitchcock scholar Steven DeRosa. From Randolph to Brattleboro: follow the trouble. Event details + tickets: https://latchis.com/feature/ Amtrak Vermonter: https://www.amtrak.com/vermonter