Free movies planned at library

Marion City Library will show free movies at 2 p.m. four consecutive Wednesdays, starting July 9.

Snacks will be served. All ages will be welcome, but children 8 and younger must be with an adult.

The library isn’t allowed to announce movie titles in the newspaper but can provide them by phone at (620) 382-2442.

Here’s a schedule and summary of the plots of the movies:

July 9 — A 90-minute, PG-rated film in which adventurous Harold can make anything come to life simply by drawing it. His trusty purple crayon sets off more hilarious high jinks than he thought possible.

July 16 — A 104-minute, PG film in which 12-year-old Bea moves into her grandmother’s apartment and discovers a hidden world of imaginary friends she tries to reunite with their original children.

July 23 — A 96-minute, PG film about teenager Riley Andersen whose world is about to change upon entering high school.

July 30 — A 91-minute PG film about a police dog who is fused with his human police officer during harebrained surgery after they are injured and must stop a villainous cat from creating an evil kitten.