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Wolverhampton charity screening for Buster Keaton masterpiece
Wolverhampton’s Light House cinema is set to screen Buster Keaton’s silent, comic masterpiece The Navigator, with a live organ accompaniment, in aid of the mayor’s charities. Proceeds from the event will go to Compton Hospice, The Alzheimer’s Society (Wo from Express & Star Read more »
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Alloway Baptist Church to host silent film event
SALEM — On Saturday evening, Feb. 25, 7 p.m., 21st century audiences can experience the silent film era at a free screening of classic silent films starring comedy legends Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Fatty Arbuckle. Entitled “Pictures and Pipes,” from NJ.com Read more »
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The history of the history of silent comedy
We begin our story at the end. The end of what, you ask? The end of silent comedy. It is March of 1949, twenty years after sound came to Hollywood and laid waste to the traditions of silent slapstick. It is St. Patrick’s Day, and the California Country C from Movie Morlocks Read more »
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In Theaters for Feb. 17, 2012
Live action films include “Pentecost,” a piece from Ireland, that is about a boy who is forced to serve as an altar boy at an important Mass where he faces a dilemma: conform to the status quo or serve an extended ban from football, his passion. “Raju,” from Duluth News Tribune Read more »
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Muskegon's local celebrities, according to readers
View full sizeChronile Photo FileSilent film star, Buster Keaton, is one of the county's most famous residents. Who are today's local celebrities? In case you missed it, commenter mandilyn did a great job explaining what we were looking for: I don't beli from MLive.com Read more »
