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Preceded by: THE LAST OF THE LINE (1914)
The son of a Native American tribal chief is sent away to college to receive an education.
Dir: Jay Hunt and Thomas H. Ince
Written by C. Gardner Sullivan Starring Joe Goodboy, Sessue Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki
Saturday, Nov 2nd - 7:30 pm - RAMONA (1928)
Dolores Del Rio stars as the ward of a tyrannical sheep rancher who elopes with Native American chieftain Alessandro (Warner Baxter). Dir. by Chickasaw filmmaker Edwin Carewe, a lost film until rediscovered in Prague in 2010.
Celebrating over 100 years of the Ramona Outdoor Play
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The Commentary Track with Historian Hugh Munro Neely – all about Ramona
Episode 27 https://t.co/IjMbFuKil9
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Ramona Days
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Saturday, Nov 2nd - 4:00 pm
Free Presentation: The Legend and Lore of Ramona in American Pop Culture at the turn of the last century, by Hugh Neely, Rodney Sauer, and Janet Barton.
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Saturday, November 2 - 2:00pm
Accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis.
DAUGHTER OF DAWN (1920)
This silent Western is one of the few films of the era to have an entirely Native American cast, and was a lost film until a print was discovered in 2005.
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Saturday, November 2 - 11:00am - SMOKE SIGNALS (1998)
Two young men made into brothers by circumstance reluctantly band together to retrieve their father’s ashes. Filmed on the Coeur d’Alene Reservation in northwestern Idaho.
After the documentary feature, a Q & A with filmmaker Neil Diamond (live onscreen from Canada).
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Friday, November 1, 7:30 pm (Tonight!)
Museum Members: FREE; $10 for Not Yet Members
RED FEVER (2024, Rezolution Films)
This witty and entertaining feature documentary is about the profound — yet hidden — Indigenous influence on Western culture and identity.
October 25th (yes, tonight!) at 7:30pm
Odyssey Film Institute
Friday Screening:
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968)
George A Romero’s groundbreaking independent film that will scare the pants off you!
Preceded by a vintage cartoon and spooky trailers.
All on 16mm film.
Sunday, October 13, 3:00pm
Laurel & Hardy / Our Gang Talkie Matinee
SPOOKY HOOKY (1936) Our Gang
OLIVER THE EIGHTH (1933) Mae Busch
PUBLIC GHOST #1 (1935) Charley Chase
THE LIVE GHOST (1934) Laurel & Hardy
Later, Ackerman gave free tours through Hollywood Hills home, showing off his significant prop and memorabilia collection with the likes of his Dracula ring, props from the Ray Harryhausen movies, and Maria, Metropolis' lady robot.”
Q & A with filmmaker Strephon Taylor
Sunday, October 13, 1:00pm
UNCLE FORRY'S AckerMansions
For those of us who grew up with a love of monster movies, Forrest J. Ackerman was our source of more, more, more (!!!) as the editor of the great magazine "Famous Monsters of Filmland."
Saturday, October 12, 7:30pm
Greg Pane, Piano
NOSFERATU (1922) Count Orlock engages an estate agent to help him with a transaction. F.W. Murnau’s astonishing masterpiece based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula is a visual feast and an absolute must see!
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Preceded by Shorts and at intermission author Laura Jerrolds will sign copies of her new book: Laura La Plante: Silent Cinderella.
KOKO’S HAUNTED HOUSE (1928, Inkwell Studios) Koko the Clown
THE HAUNTED HOUSE (1921, Comique, 35mm) Buster Keaton
Saturday, October 5, 7:30pm - HAUNTED HOUSE NIGHT! - Bruce Loeb, Piano Accompaniment
THE CAT AND THE CANARY (1927) This pioneer haunted house movie is still one of the best! See Laura La Plante, Creighton Hale and Forrest Stanley gathered for the reading of the family will....