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30 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 30: House of Usher: a multi-media rock ‘n’ roll opera
House of Usher: a multi-media rock ‘n’ roll opera w/music by Anna Coogan & Tzar at Cornell Cinema A timeless re-telling of the Edgar Allen…
25 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 25: Screening of Saving Brinton
Screening of Saving Brinton directed by Andrew Sherburne and Tommy Haines 2018 > USA In rural Iowa, a beloved history teacher named Michael Zahs preserves…
23 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 23: Specters of Feminist Silent Film Comedy
Specters of Feminist Silent Film Comedy with author Maggie Hennefeld (University of Minnesota) in person. Assistant professor of cultural studies and comparative literature at the University…
20 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 20: launch party for the new Audible recording of Tess of the Storm Country
Wharton Studio Museum happily hosts a launch party for the new Audible recording of Tess of the Storm Country read by actor Holly Adams. Ithaca author Grace Miller White wrote the classic…
18 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 18: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) with live music by the Invincible Czars.
The Phantom of the Opera (1925) with live music by the Invincible Czars. With Lon Chaney, Norman Kerry, Mary Philbin , Gibson Gowland One of…
14 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 14: Silent Movie Matinee for the entire family – Safety Last (1923)
Silent Movie Matinee for the entire family! Safety Last (1923) starring Harold Lloyd -- Silent Sunday Movie Matinee for the entire family! Considered one of the…
13 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month – October 13: Ithaca Made Movies presents Pearl White — Silent Screen Star
Ithaca Made Movies presents Pearl White -- Silent Screen Star Footage from The Romance of Elaine and other Pearl White serials will be shown, along…
10 Oct, 18PastOctober is Silent Movie Month: October 10 – Silent Movie Month Special Event
Screening of Oscar Micheaux's Within Our Gates (1920) with an introduction by author Barbara Tepa Lupack* D.W. Griffith’s venomous The Birth of a Nation (1915) exposed…
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