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Lobby card for the film Why Change Your Wife?

Why Change Your Wife?

How do you bring the sparkle, the romance, the forbidden fruit, back into your marriage? Divorce, of course! Plus the latest 1920 fashions in liquor, swimwear and home furnishings.

$5.00

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    See Constance Talmadge’s hilarious romantic comedy The Duchess of Buffalo, with a live introduction and expertly improvised piano score by Dr. Philip Carli, one of the greatest modern silent film accompanists.

  • Baldwin, the Student of Prague, encounters his mirror image - out of the mirror.

    The Student of Prague

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    See the 1913 doppelgänger horror film The Student of Prague, with a live introduction and expertly improvised piano score by Dr. Philip Carli, one of the greatest modern silent film accompanists. Doppelgänger – mysterious doubles – have a long history in folklore around the world, but the word we use was coined as recently as 1796, by a German novelist. In this film Baldwin, a lively student who has run through his money, is inveigled by a sharp and diabolical-looking fellow student, a jokester named Scapinelli, to exchange for a fortune in gold – not his soul, oh no! Merely, “anything I may choose in your room.” Baldwin is astonished when Scapinelli chooses his image in the mirror, and it obediently follows the jokester out of the room. Baldwin soon learns how complicated and downright spooky life becomes when your mirror image belongs to someone else.

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