Listings updates
Below we highlight recent additions made to silentfilmcalendar.org listings since;
3 December
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1 December
The Penalty (Dir. Wallace Worsley, US, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by Graeme Stephen and Pete Harvey. Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh Link
2 December
The Penalty (Dir. Wallace Worsley, US, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by Graeme Stephen and Pete Harvey. Film Theatre, Glasgow Link
5 – 6 December (4 Screenings)
The Marvelous Mabel Normand – The Leading Lady of Film Comedy including Mabel’s Blunder (1914), Mabel’s Dramatic Career (1913), His Trysting Place (1914) and Should Men Walk Home? (1927). With a newly commissioned recorded score by The Meg Morley Trio. Quad, Derby Link
6 December
The Penalty (Dir. Wallace Worsley, US, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by Graeme Stephen and Pete Harvey. Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling Link
7 December
The Penalty (Dir. Wallace Worsley, US, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by Graeme Stephen and Pete Harvey. Eden Court, Inverness Link
9 December
The Marvelous Mabel Normand – The Leading Lady of Film Comedy including Mabel’s Blunder (1914), Mabel’s Dramatic Career (1913), His Trysting Place (1914) and Should Men Walk Home? (1927). With a newly commissioned recorded score composed and performed by The Meg Morley Trio. Filmhouse, Northampton Link
Cabinet of Dr Caligari (Dir. Robert Wiene, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by The Cabinet of Living Cinema. Cinema Museum, Lambeth, London Link
16 December
The Goldrush (Dir. Charles Chaplin, US, 1925)With live piano accompaniment by Lillian Henley. Palace Cinema, Broadstairs, Kent Link
16 – 17 December (2 Screenings)
The Marvelous Mabel Normand – The Leading Lady of Film Comedy including Mabel’s Blunder (1914), Mabel’s Dramatic Career (1913), His Trysting Place (1914) and Should Men Walk Home? (1927). With a newly commissioned recorded score by The Meg Morley Trio. Eden Court, Inverness Link
2 January 2019
Laurel and Hardy Shorts (Dir. various, US, 1928-29) (Screening format – Digital, 79 mins) Including silent films You’re Darn Tootin’ (1928) and Big Business (1929). With live piano accompaniment on silent films. BFI Southbank, London Link
5 January 2019
Phantom Of The Opera (Dir. Rupert Julian, 1925) With recorded Carl Davis score. BFI Southbank, London Link
6 January 2019
The Marvelous Mabel Normand – The Leading Lady of Film Comedy including Mabel’s Blunder (1914), Mabel’s Dramatic Career (1913), His Trysting Place (1914) and Should Men Walk Home? (1927). With live musical accompaniment performing a newly commissioned score by The Meg Morley Trio. Home, Manchester Link
A Modern Dubarry (Alexander Korda, Ger, 1927) With live piano accompaniment by Jonathan Best. BFI Soutbank, London Link
The Penalty (Dir. Wallace Worsley, US, 1920) With live musical accompaniment by Graeme Stephen and Pete Harvey. Contemporary Arts, Dundee Link
Laurel and Hardy Shorts (Dir. various, US, 1928-29) (Screening format – Digital, 79 mins) Including silent films You’re Darn Tootin’ (1928) and Big Business (1929). With live piano accompaniment on silent films by Stephen Horne. BFI Southbank, London Link
12 January 2019
The Marvelous Mabel Normand – The Leading Lady of Film Comedy including Mabel’s Blunder (1914), Mabel’s Dramatic Career (1913), His Trysting Place (1914) and Should Men Walk Home? (1927). With a newly commissioned score by The Meg Morley Trio. Arts Centre, Plymouth Link
The General (Dir. Buster Keaton/Clyde Bruckman, 1926) With live musical accompaniment by the Trio Haiku Salut . Nottingham Contemporary, Nottingham Link
Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (Dir. Benjamin Christensen, Swe., 1922) With live piano accompaniment. BFI Southbank, London Link
15 January 2019
Phantom Of The Opera (Dir. Rupert Julian, 1925) With recorded Carl Davis score. BFI Southbank, London Link
Nosferatu (Dir. F W Murnau, 1922)With live musical accompaniment by Dmytro Morykit. Masham Town Hall, Ripon Link
19 January 2019
Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages (Dir. Benjamin Christensen, Swe., 1922) With recorded Matti Bye Ensemble score. BFI Southbank, London Link
22 February 2019
The Beloved Rogue (Dir. Alan Crosland, US, 1927) Presented by South West Silents. With live musical accompaniment by Stephen Horne. Cube Cinema, Bristol Link
18 March 2019
Phantom Of The Opera (Dir. Rupert Julian, 1925) With live orchestral accompaniment by the Docklands Sinfonia Orchestra conducted by Spencer Down performing for only the second time a score specially composed for the film by renowned jazz musician and composer Roy Budd. Barbican, London Link
20 March 2019
Rob Roy (Dir. William Kellino, UK, 1922) The opening night premier of the Hippodrome Silent Film Festival 2019. Accompanied live by a world premiere of a new commission from composer and musician David Allison. Hippodrome Cinema, Bo’Ness Link
22 March 2019
The Ancient Law (aka Das Alte Gesetz) (Dir. E A Dupont, Ger, 1923) (Screening format – DCP, 135 mins) Presented by South West Silents. With live musical accompaniment by Meg Morley. Cube Cinema, Bristol Link
Check out our latest reviews;
The Virgin of Stamboul (1920)/Maria Marten (1928) – Click here
Fantomas – Episode2 – Juve Versus Fantomas – Click here
Kennington Bioscope’s Silent Guns Day – Click here
The City Without Jews (aka Die Stadt ohne Juden) (1924) – Click here
L’Hirondelle et la Mesange (The Swallow and the Titmouse) – Click here
Catch up on all the latest silent film news;
5 December – Silent Film Delights For The New Year in Bristol
4 December – Whose Film Is It Anyway
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