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Film Streams Programming Calendar the Ruth Sokolof Theater Film Streams Programming Calendar The Ruth Sokolof Theater . October – December 2010 v4.2 The Gold Rush 1925 All Films New 35mm Prints! Great Directors: Chaplin November 12 – December 9, 2010 The Circus 1928 Modern Times 1936 The Great Dictator 1940 The Kid 1921 Limelight 1952 The Idle Class 1921 City Lights 1931 A King in New York 1958 The Gold Rush 1925 Monsieur Verdoux 1947 (reissue in 1942) Series generOUslY spOnsOred BY Once dubbed “the most famous man in the world,” Charlie Chaplin has long been recognized as one of the preeminent icons of both comedy and cinema. From 1914 until 1967, Chaplin wrote, directed, produced, and starred in over 80 films, quickly advancing from basic slapstick to a unique comic style—immac- ulately constructed, deeply human, and always hilarious. In cooperation with MK2 and the Chaplin estate, Janus Films presents this touring retrospective of Chaplin’s films from 1918 to 1957, including such family-friendly masterpieces as THE KID, THE CIRCUS, CITY LIGHTS, and MODERN TIMES, all in new 35mm prints. (Janus Films) See the reverse side of this newsletter for a full calendar of films and dates. Save the date! Feature III An Evening with Academy Award- winning director Steven Soderbergh. Interviewed by Kurt Andersen, with an Introduction by Alexander Payne. Sunday, February 20, 2011 Holland Performing Arts Center ∙ 1200 Douglas ∙ Omaha 20th Century-Fox / Photofest Event Chairpersons: The Weitz Family When SEX, LIES, AND VIDEOTAPE landed at the Cannes Film Festival in 1989, emy Award-winner Alexander Payne and “Studio earning the coveted Palm d’Or before returning stateside to steal the show at 360” host and writer Kurt Andersen on stage at Sundance, it marked the arrival of a new star in filmmaking. Two decades later, the Holland Performing Arts Center on the evening director Steven Soderbergh stands, perhaps without equal, at the intersec- of February 20 for a conversation about his ex- tion of art and mass entertainment—an auteur with a worldwide audience, a traordinary career-in-progress, all in support of Film serious Academy Award-winner whose idea of a crowd-pleaser (OUT OF SIGHT, Streams’ Ruth Sokolof Theater. OCEANS 11-13, THE INFORMANT!) would be just about any other director’s masterwork. Prolific? In 2000, he won an Oscar for Best Director (TRAFFIC) in competition against himself (ERIN BROCKOVICH). And so it goes without say- Please watch for more details about Feature III in our ing that we are absolutely thrilled to announce that Steven will join fellow Acad- weekly e-newsletter and online at filmstreams.org. Film Streams for Students New and Improved Film Club! Beginning this October, our Film Club program will move to 4pm the first Monday of every month, with a post-show discussion led by a member of our Education Committee. Film Club screenings are open to all and FREE for full- time students. Join us Monday, October 4 at 4pm for our next Film Club, a special presentation of Fritz Lang’s METROPOLIS with UNO film studies instructor Mark Hoeger (see reverse side for more info). For more upcoming Film Club events, visit our Education page at filmstreams.org. Student Night at the Ruth Sokolof Theater Daytime Screenings for Classes The first Monday of every month is FREE for Film Streams’ Education Program now offers an annual calendar of Daytime all full-time students with valid school ID! Screenings for visiting high school classes. In addition to celebrating the art of film, selections address a range of courses, including English, World Languages, Upcoming dates: Mon, 10/4; Mon, 11/1; Mon, 12/6. Journalism, and Social Studies, and meet numerous state teaching standards. If Student Night is made possible through you’re a teacher interested in bringing students to the Ruth Sokolof Theater or the support of the Peter Kiewit Foundation. learning more about our Education program, email [email protected]. Film Streams Information Film Streams is a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enhancing the cultural environment of the Omaha-Council Bluffs area through the presentation and discussion of film as an art form. For more info, visit us at filmstreams.org. Location, Hours & Parking Board of Directors Staff Film Streams’ Ruth Sokolof Theater is located at 1340 Scott Anderson Mike Fahey Street in downtown Omaha, within the Andy Holland Rachel Jacobson, Director Casey Logan, Communications Coord. Saddle Creek Records complex—west of Qwest Cen- David Jacobson, Chairman Hallie Sharkey, Membership Associate ter Omaha and one block south of Cuming Street. Rachel Jacobson, Founder/Director Maggie Wood, Office & Operations Manager Showtimes begin in the early evening Monday, Tues- Mark Javitch Alexander Payne Andrew Bouska, Associate Manager day, Wednesday, Friday, and early afternoon Thurs- Amanda Fehlner, Shift Manager day, Saturday, Sunday. John P. Schlegel, S.J. Steven W. Seline Aaron Haug, Shift Manager Parking is available in the lot behind our theater, ac- Betiana Simon Cooper Moon, Shift Manager cessible from 14th Street between Cuming and Mike Paul G. Smith Jim Foyt, Projectionist Fahey Street. Street parking is also available in the Katie Weitz White Jeff Jenkins, Projectionist vicinity surrounding the cinema (free after 5pm Craig D, Theater Staff Joe Knapp, Theater Staff weekdays and all day on weekends). Advisory Board Chris Viner, Theater Staff Kurt Andersen Nicholas Burroughs, Design Intern Tickets Myriel Boes Connie White, Balcony Booking Buy tickets in person at the box office (open 30 min- Jason Kulbel utes before the day’s first showtime) or online at Danny Lee Ladely Design Partner filmstreams.org. Unless otherwise noted, tick- Robb Nansel Oxide Design Co. ets are $9 general, $7 for seniors, students, teachers, Joel Schlessinger and military, and $4.50 for Members. See reverse Lyn Wallin Ziegenbein Stay in Touch: Sign up to receive side for more about Film Streams Membership. Michael B. Yanney, Director Emeritus our e-newsletter at filmstreams.org. Gifts & Ann & Ken Stinson Anne Thorne Weaver Donations University Of Nebraska Film Streams Supporters Foundation $20,000 + Charles Gifford Anonymous & Michele Van Deventer Many thanks to the following contributors for Douglas County Visitor Peter & Kristae Zandbergen Improvement Fund their support of the Ruth Sokolof Theater. 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