Mary Pickford Classics – Sept 10th at Chapman University
September 10th – Chapman University – Special presentation of Two Mary Pickford classics courtesy of the UCLA Film and Television Archives, presented by The Mary Pickford Institute.
Past Gigs
The Silent Treatment – Barbed Wire June 5th
A FORBIDDEN-LOVE, THROUGH-THE-FENCE ROMANCE! “It isn’t really a war picture at all. It’s a peace picture. It holds out the hope that, in time, we may forget all about war … [Read more…]
Retro Format – Tom Mix Western Night June 8th
Retro Format is proud to present an evening of rarely screened films with the legendary Tom Mix, one of the most famous showmen of early 20th-century America. A sampling of … [Read more…]
Silent Shorts at the Aero Theatre May 17th
With Live Musical Accompaniment! Short Film Programs 2013 Silent Comedy Shorts Join us for a Flicker Alley program of hilarious live action and animated shorts from the collections of Serge … [Read more…]
Blood and Sand – Featuring RUDOLPH VALENTINO at Retro Format West
Retro Format West Presents Blood and Sand May 11th at 8pm and a matinee May 12th at 3pm Don’t miss this amazing film starring the original “Latin Lover” Rodolph Valentino. … [Read more…]
With Greeks in the Firing Line – UCLA Festival of Preservation
Friday March 15th 2013 One hundred years ago the Ottoman Empire was in decline. Bit by bit it had lost most of its European territory. By the end of the … [Read more…]
Foolish Wives at Retroformat West – Two Screenings
I am so proud to be a part of the extension of the exciting series RETROFORMAT to the West side – Culver City – for TWO showings this weekend of … [Read more…]
Wallace Reed Double Feature at the Silent Movie Theatre 2/6 7:30
Wallace Reed Double Feature: The Roaring Road (1919) and Excuse My Dust (1920) Adored during his meteoric tenure as Tinseltown’s most wholesome heartthrob, Wallace Reid starred in over 200 … [Read more…]
The Saint and Her Fool at the Silent Movie Theatre 1/9 at 7:30pm
The Saint and Her Fool (1928) Agnes Günther’s heart-rending fairy tale dazzled turn-of-the-century German audiences and sold hundreds of thousands of copies before being adapted into tonight’s … [Read more…]