Celebrate realism and Surrealism with the McNay’s Silver Screen Classic Film Series. Rosebud; a young Veronica Lake; a Dalí dream sequence; a lovelorn butcher; and paralyzing acrophobia fill the screen. ■ 1:00 pm Tour of Real/Surreal: Selection from the Whitney Museum of American Art ■ 1:30 pm Classic concessions ■ 2:00 pm Feature film: Marty A cheerful, socially awkward butcher Marty Piletti (Ernest Borgnine) lives with his mother in the Bronx. Marty discovers how much he has in common with Clara, a school teacher. Afraid of living alone, his mother belittles Clara and discourages the match. U.S. 1955. English, 90 minutes, B/W. Not rated. Free with museum admission. Some films may not be appropriate for all audiences.