For the 22nd consecutive year, The Silent Society of Hollywood Heritage, in association with the National Parks Service will be presenting its "Silents Under the Stars" series. The series is a screening of some of Hollywood's best silent films in the wonderful outdoor setting of the Paramount Movie Ranch in Agoura.
Sunday, July 19, 2009 - 8pm
The Cameraman (1929) Starring Buster Keaton and Marceline Day. Directed by Edward Sedgwick.
Buster trades in his still camera for an antiquated movie camera in an attempt to gain a job with the MGM Newsreel to impress his girlfriend who works there as a secretary. Partially
filmed on Catalina Island.
Sunday, August 16, 2009 - 7:30 pm
When the Clouds Roll By (1919). Starring Douglas Fairbanks and Kathleen Clifford. Directed by Victor Fleming. One of Fairbanks best and most inventive comedies. Doug stars as a happy-go-lucky young man victimized by a sinister hypnotist who tries to drive him to self-destruction through the power of suggestion.
All films feature live musical accompaniment by Michael Mortilla.
Each
feature will be preceded by a surprise short subject.
Tickets are $6.00 for adults, $5.00 for members of Hollywood Heritage.
Children under twelve are $3.00, under three free.
Films begin at dusk.
Picnic dinners are encouraged. Please bring a flashlight as the parking area is dark.
The following is a list of scheduled events that have been scheduled through the first of next year. This list is not final and is subject to change. Detailed information on these events will be provided as we get closer to them.
REMINDER: The Hollywood Heritage Museum has a capacity of 120 persons. Once the capacity is reached, we will not be able to seat anyone else. Please arrive early so you won't be disappointed.