Silent Movie Mondays

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The Last Laugh (1924): This German silent film directed by F.W. Murnau stars Emil Jannings as an aging hotel doorman who takes immense pride in his job and uniform. However, his life takes a dramatic turn when he is demoted to the position of washroom attendant due to his advancing age. He tries to hide his new position from his friends and family, but when they discover the truth, he becomes the subject of ridicule and scorn. The film ends with a surprising twist allowing him to return to the hotel in a position of newfound wealth and respect. The Last Laugh is celebrated for its innovative use of the moving camera and its profound depiction of human dignity and despair. Music by: Donna Parker on the Mighty Wurlitzer Guest speaker: TBA Print source: Kino Lorber Format: DCP Total running time: 88 minutes ASL Interpretation provided

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Tickets held for willcall can be picked up on the day of the performance usually beginning 1 to 2 hours prior to showtime. The customer must present a valid form of identification, the actual credit card, and the confirmation number.

Off-site street parking, and pay lots.

- Wheelchair accessible locations throughout venue
- Companion seats available next to accessible spaces
- Assistive listening devices provided
- Service animal friendly

No recording devices are allowed. Babes in arms not permitted.

Children are welcome at most events, but parents/guardians are discouraged from bringing children under 4 years of age unless the event is specifically geared to a child audience. Every patron must have a ticket regardless of age. Babes in arms not permitted.