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1300. CLASSICAL CINEMA FILM
STUDIES, "U" of Utah film
Course for credit. 9/27/88
Incl. study & examples of:
CHARLIE CHAPLIN: The Adventurer (1917)
The Gold Rush. (1st half)
BUSTER KEATON: Cops; The Balloon.
FRENCH CINEMA: Jour Se Leve (1939)
(Daybreak)
1301. CLASSICAL CINEMA STUDIES:
1302. THE MAGIC BOX. (1952)
Story of William Friese-Greene,
inventor of motion picture camera.
HOLLYWOOD: Debut. Focuses on:
THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY and BIRTH
OF A NATION. Hollywood history.
NVA Short: "THE STOLEN JOOLS" 4/31
HOLLYWOOD: Silent stuntmen. Sound.
Silent Special Effects.
HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS: Fatty Arbuckle;
Desmond; Mabel Norman; Ingrid
Bergman; Errol Flynn; Marion Davies;
Haris & Naziova; Clifton Webb;
HOLLYWOOD FIRSTS: (Roles of)
Debby Reynolds.
THIS IS YOUR LIFE: Jesse Laske.
Diane Downs (Murderess) 11/14/89
THE LITTLE RASCALS. (Short-incl.)
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1303. A TALE OF TWO CITIES.
11/19/89
A TALE OF TWO CITIES, PART 1
This four-part adaptation of Charles Dickens'
1859 classic is doubly appropriate during this
bicentennial of the French Revolution. It is itself a
tale of two cities, a co-production of Granada
Television of London and Oune of Paris.
Part 1 opens in 1775, as Dr. Manette (Jean-
Pierre Aumont) is released from the Bastille after
18 years of captivity. Escorting Manette's daugh-
ter Lucie (Serena Gordon) to Paris, to meet the
father she thought had died long ago, is Jarvis
Lorry (John Mills), the family banker. Her duty,
Lorry tells her, is "to restore him, comfort him,
love him."
Five years later in London, a Frenchman
named Charles Darnay (Xavier Deluc) is on trial
for treason. While Lucie excels his character on
the witness stand, it is the defense lawyer's as-
sistant, Sydney Carton (Liam Neeson), who turns
the tide of the proceedings. Eyewitness accounts
of Darnay's treachery become immediately sus-
pect when attention is brought to an uncanny
resemblance between Carton and Darnay.
Defence: Gerard Klein; Madame Defarge:
Kathia Knecht; Marquis St. Evremonde: Jean-
Marc Bory; Stryver: Jonathan Adams. Drama-
tized by Arthur Hopcroft ("Black House"). Direct-
ed by Philippe Monnier (60 min.)
Jean-Pierre Aumont and Serena Gordon
A TALE OF TWO CITIES, (BW) (1935)
w/Ronald Colman.
1304. SILENTS:
GREED. (BW) (1925)
Erich von Stroheim's nine-hour
silent masterpiece cut to 3 hours.
w/ZaSu Pitts, Gibson Gowland and
Jean Hersholt.
SISKEL & EBERT: A show on
classic silent films. 10/27/90
THE PAGAN. (BW) (191?)
w/Ramon Noverro.
SILENT SHORTS: HOW MEN PROPOSE
and A HOUSE DIVIDED. (BW) (1913)
THE TWO DIFFERENT ENDINGS OF:
the Silent ANNA KARENINA. (BW) (191?)
w/Greta Garbo & Gilbert Rolland.
SUNRISE. (BW) (1927)
w/Janet Gaynor (Oscar) (1st words)
1305. SILENTS & SHORTS:
NOAH'S ARK. (Silent) (BW) (1928)
w/Dolores Costello & Geo. O'Brien.
VITAPHONE SHORTS:
Will Hayes talk (Censoring)
Tannhauser. Marion Tolley- Opera singer.
Ephraim Zimbalist (Violinist).
Pauliachi: Anna Case in "La Fiesta".
Trouble in Toyland- Gus Edwards.
Compliments of the Season.
Our Gang- "Party Fever".
DON JUAN. (Silent) (BW) (1926)
w/John Barrymore; Mary Astor; Warner
Orland; Myrna Loy & John Roche.
(incpl.)