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Silent Move: "For Heaven's Sake"with Harold Lloyd
1926 | 58 minutes | 35 mm
LOCATION:
Capitol Theater - The Overture Center
201 State St, Madison, WI
PLAN FOR TRAFFIC & PARKING DELAYS!
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https://www.cityofmadison.com/parking/garages-lots/current-hourly-parking-availability
OUR ITINERARY:
5:15 PM - Parthenon Gyros, 316 State St.
6:30 pm - Walk to Overture's Capitol Theater, 201 State St.
(and, purchase any needed tickets)
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6:40 pm - Listen to the organ warm up
7:00 pm - Vaudeville Show
7:30 pm - Movie begins
9:50 pm - The Chocolate Shoppe, 468 State St.
TICKETS:
Pete has a limited number of adult tickets available at $12 each.
Email Pete at: [email protected]
(Adult & Youth tickets will also be available at the door; and, they never run out of tickets.)
Invite your friends!
We will be sitting in the front center of the balcony in Row E.
This event is open to the public; so, bring your friends.
All ages welcome
THE MOVIE:
“For Heaven’s Sake,” stars silent comedy legend Harold Lloyd as J. Harold Manners—a carefree millionaire who loves to flaunt his fortune. But when he accidentally wrecks Brother Paul’s charity pushcart, fate takes an unexpected turn. Brother Paul uses the settlement to open the J. Harold Manners Mission—much to Manners’ dismay—until a chance meeting with Brother Paul’s charming daughter, Hope (Jobyna Ralston), changes everything. With love in the air, Manners hatches a hilarious plan to pack the mission with visitors. Lloyd’s first feature for Paramount Pictures, this 1926 gem was a box office smash in its day—and still delivers big laughs nearly a century later.
THE EVENT:
Organist: Clark Wilson
Emcee: Joe Thompson
Vaudeville: Doc the Rube, Wayne the Wizard, Duke Otherwise
NOTE:
Overture’s Duck Soup Cinema silent film series is nationally known for providing an authentic and rare silent film experience in the historic Capitol Theater, which opened in 1928. As these films were released nearly a century ago, some films may depict theatric and social conventions of the time related to race, gender, socio-economic status and identity which are unacceptable. In response to and in alignment with our justice, equity, diversity and inclusion commitments, we will be providing pre- and post-show resource material exploring key topics throughout the season. </wearing></because>
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Capitol Theater - The Overture Center, 201 State St,Madison, Wisconsin, United States
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