The UCLA Film & Television Archive has put together an inventive program of movies that feature going to the movies for a series called "Marquee Movies: Movies on Moviegoing".
The hard-to-find film plays Saturday at 8 30 p.m. at Anthology Film Archives as part of Mods Go to the Movies: Vehicle Films of the 1960s, a program of movies that, long before MTV, were thinly veiled excuses to promote pop groups and their music.
Special exhibits of poison-arrow frogs, a Thomson's gazelle, snakes, fish, and birds had been set up, after which there was a program of movies: "The Incredible Sea Horse," a film on recent zoo acquisitions, and "Vocalizations of Wild Chimpanzees".
(Gates) VAUDEVILLE ON FILM (Through Wednesday) The New York Public Library's Donnell Library Center's program of restored movie shorts featuring vaudeville performers concludes on Wednesday with a 10-film program.
With the financial backing of some of the filmmakers Mr. Pierson helped, the family had taken over a 288-seat theater on the island of Taveuni, named the 180 Meridian Cinema because of its proximity to the international date line, where they offered a program of free movies to the local population.
Documentaries of a more personal nature are featured in "Mama, Don't Take My Kodachrome Away!" (Nov. 2 and 9), a program of home movies featuring, among other things, intimate glimpses at the lives of Alfred Hitchcock and Joan Crawford, as well as Wallace Kelly's remarkable "Our Day," an artfully rendered "day in the life" of a middle-class family in Kentucky, around 1938.
The suit also contends that BET, a unit of BET Holdings II, made an agreement with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, a labor union, for production and broadcast of movies and television programs that required hiring a union staff.
For the first time in the U.S., Elfman will present a live program of the 15 movie scores he's penned for longtime collaborator Tim Burton.
This was in Silver Spring, Md., at a program of new European movies presented by the American Film Institute.
What the industry is about, Harris asserts, is the program of thirty-two superhero movies that were announced this year, for release between now and 2020, and the seventy "sequels and franchise installments" in preparation for the same six-year span.
