Snow White with live piano by Philip Carli
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a fantastical 1912 Broadway play by Winthrop Ames, was adapted by Ames as a
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, a fantastical 1912 Broadway play by Winthrop Ames, was adapted by Ames as a
“Yesterday upon the stair I met a man…” and he was me. Doppelgänger – mysterious doubles – have a long
Another royal Russian confection. Remember the dark gothic horror of The Queen of Spades? Well, this is not that. Instead
This is a favorite film of mine, and one for which Dr. Carli’s accompaniment style is particularly perfect. Lulu Bett,
Once again we have a literary adaptation, this time of Pushkin’s novella, The Queen of Spades. His ghost story is
The Informer of 1929 is a perfect example of disruptive technology; it exists both as an elegant precursor of film
What if O. Henry had spun out any of his witty short stories in longer form? Young Romance is an
The Regeneration is one of the great no-longer-lost films of the early silent period. The first gangster feature and the
I Kiss Your Hand, Madame was filmed in Germany (as Ich küsse Ihre Hand, Madame) in 1928, released in 1929
The Danes knew how to make a good film. Det Hemmelighedsfulde X (Danish for The Mysterious X) was filmed in
This 1915 “Mutual Masterpicture,” based on the 1908 play by Ferenc Molnár, is a beautiful depiction, both in production and
This 1915 film stands out among other Italian film of the period. The title character, flirtatious Assunta Spina, is played