“A KISS FROM MARY PICKFORD” ON VALENTINE’S DAYDescription |
| Saturday, February 14, 2009 2:40pm – A KISS FROM MARY PICKFORD (1927) Co-Presented by The Mary Pickford Foundation and The San Francisco Film SocietyMovie stardom gets a gleeful once-over in this madcap slapstick farce from Russia. Goga is a brash young ticket-taker smitten by aspiring actress Dusia, but she only has eyes for movie idols like Douglas Fairbanks. Goga decides to become a famous screen star himself, starting with a stunt man job at a movie studio. But when Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford arrive on a promotional tour, (with rare footage of the Hollywood couple which only exists in this film!) Goga gets all the fame he could ever want – at his own peril! Live translation of Ukranian intertitles read by Steven Jenkins from San Francisco Film Society. Live piano accompaniment byPHILIP CARLI Written & Directed by Sergei Komarov Starring: Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Igor Ilinsky and Anel Sudakevich 35mm Print Source: The Mary Pickford Institute Preceded by short, Alice Guy Blanche’s MATRIMONY’S SPEED LIMIT (1913) |
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| Children 12 and under admitted FREE! No ticket necessary. For tickets and more information, visit http://silentfilm.org
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