Charlie in the Heartland: International Conference Ohio University, Zanesville, Ohio | October 28-30, 2010 TENTATIVE Conference Schedule as of October 18, 2010

THURSDAY, October 28, 2010 Time & Location Session Information

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration and Book Sale - Campus Center Atrium

9:00 am – 9:30 am Welcome Ceremony, Dean James Fonseca, Elson Auditorium The Immigrant, featuring a new score composed and performed by David Schubach, organist, introduced by Amy Underwood (OU Zanesville Elson Hall Auditorium)

9:30 am – 10:30 am Dr. Frank Scheide, University of Arkansas, and Hooman Mehran, Elson Auditorium “The Beginning of a Love Affair with the American Dream: Charlie Chaplin’s Early Journeys into the Heartland” (Elson Hall Auditorium)

10:30 am – 10:45 am Break

10:45 am – 12:00 pm A. Chaplin and Immigration (Rm T430) B. Ben Model, MoMa Series, Concurrent Panels Alan Punches, Chair “Undercranking: The Magic Behind the Slapstick” – Locations: a. “Chaplin’s The Immigrant and the Silent introduced by Bill Christy (Elson Hall Auditorium) Response to American Immigration A. Campus Ctr T430 Restriction” B. Elson Auditorium Tim Prchal, Oklahoma State University

b. “Charles Chaplin, the Immigrant” Anna P. Murta, University of Arkansas

c. “Charles Chaplin and His ‘Exile’ in America” Herbert Krill, Vienna, Austria

12:00 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch on your own (Consider Subway or Roberta’s Café, located in The Campus Center)

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm Essanay and Mutual Films Screening (Work, One A.M., ) Ben Model, organist, introduced by Elson Auditorium Bill Christy ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

2:30 pm – 3:45 pm A. “Syd Chaplin: Melancholy, Mirth and B. Chaplin and the Worker (Rm T431) Concurrent Panels Mayhem” Lisa Stein, Ohio University Alan Punches, Chair Locations: Zanesville, introduced by Michael Nern a. “’The Pro Worker’ Sentiment in Chaplin’s Movies and (Rm T430) Beyond” Lama Hamoudi, University of Arkansas Campus Center A. Rm T430 b. “Little Tramps: From Happy Hooligan to Charlie B. Rm T431 Chaplin” James Deutsch, Center for Folk life and Cultural Heritage, Smithsonian Institution

3:45pm – 4:00 pm Book Sale Open, Campus Center Atrium Break

4:00 pm – 5:00pm A. Peter Wyeth, writer/filmmaker, presents his B. Linda Wada, ednapurviance.org, presents her film, Concurrent documentary Charlie Goes to School “Edna Purviance: Angel from Nevada” featuring an Feature Presentations interviewed by Dr. Lisa Stein, Ohio interview with Lita Hill, Edna’s Grandniece University Zanesville (Rm T430) introduced by Suzanna Hicks (Elson Hall A. Campus Ctr T430 Auditorium) B. Elson Auditorium

5:10 pm – 6:00 pm Plenary Session - Cecilia Cenciarelli, Progetto Chaplin, Cineteca di Bologna, Elson Auditorium “Unfolding the Chaplin Archives: Superstition, Religion and Humanism in Chaplin’s Shadow and Substance and ” (Elson Hall Auditorium)

6:30 pm – 8:00 pm Reception, Zanesville Art Museum Zanesville Art Museum Music by the Wayfayers featured short film by Patrick McCarthy, Virginia Tech undergraduate

8:15pm – 9:45 pm Keystone Film Program, featuring Elson Auditorium Kid Auto Races, Mabel’s Strange Predicament, Tango Tangles, , The Fatal Mallet, Laughing Gas and introduced by David Shepard, film preservationist ( Elson Hall Auditorium) o:\pr\chaplin conference 2010\chaplin conference program\schedule only for program.rtf Charlie in the Heartland: International Charlie Chaplin Conference Ohio University, Zanesville, Ohio | October 28-30, 2010 TENTATIVE Conference Schedule as of October 18, 2010

FRIDAY, October 29, 2010 Time & Location Session Information

8:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration and Book Sale - Elson Hall Atrium

8:00 am – 9:00 am Gerald (Jerre) Smith, “Chaplin Film Locations: Then & Now” Elson Auditorium Introduced by Larry Tumblin ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

9:05 am- 10:20 am A. Chaplin and Women B. Chaplin: Film Facts and C. Chaplin Reception Michael Nern, Chair (W100) Mythology , Larry Tumblin, Sheida Shirvani, Chair (W106) Concurrent Panels a. “Whose Sin Was Chair (W101) a. “French Chaplinitis and the Locations: Motherhood” : Production of a. Chaplin’s Labyrinth & First World War” Libby Maternal Imagery in Chaplin’s Mirror-Maze: “Celebrating Murphy, Oberlin College A. Rm W100 “The Kid”, Amanda Edgar, the Trails and Trials of a B. Rm W101 University of Arkansas Trickster and his Tramp” b. “Not an Antic but an Artist: C. Rm W106 Ken Gordon, film scholar Charles Chaplin’s Reception b. “A Heart of Gold: Charlie and in Finland at the Turn of the the Dance Hall Girls” b. “How Tall Was Charlie?” 1920s” Jaakko Seppälä, Cynthia J. Miller, Emerson Alice Artzt, The Silent University of Helsinki College Clown Film Series, NYC c. “A Comic Warrior in the Cold c. “Show and Tell: Chaplin’s War: Representations of Hat and Cane and a Cog America in A King in New Wheel from Modern Times” York”, Kotaro Nakagaki, Bruce Lawton, The Silent Daito Bunka University Clown Film Series, NYC

10:20 am – 10:30 am Break

10:30 am – 11:30 am Chuck Maland, Keynote Address: “Acting in History: Chaplin, Movies and Culture” Elson Auditorium ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

11:45 am – 1:00 pm Luncheon Banquet, Campus Center Conference Room featuring Matt Frampton, guitar Campus Center Welcome by Sheida Shirvani The Police – a musical composition by Charles Savage, OU Zanesville

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Keystone Film Program (Screening) featuring

Book Sale Open, Elson Hall Atrium The Masquerader, Dough & Dynamite and His Trysting Place introduced by David Shepard Elson Auditorium ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

2:15 pm – 3:30 pm Panel Discussion: Chaplin and Politics, Hooman Mehran, moderator Chuck Maland, University of Tennessee Knoxville; Jared Farley, OU Zanesville; Elson Auditorium Frank Sheide, University of Arkansas; Morten Bach, OU Zanesville; Ono Hiroyuki, Osaka Seikei University ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

3:30 pm – 3:45 pm Afternoon Break

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm Plenary - David Robinson “Chaplin: The Biographical Fictions” Auditorium ( Elson Hall Auditorium)

4:45 pm – 6:30 pm Dinner on your own & Commute to McConnelsville (Boxed Meals available if you pre-order online!)

6:30 pm – 9:30 pm The Kid and , Introduced by Kate Guyonvarch, Association Chaplin and Roy Export S.A.S. McConnelsville Amish Cookies and Apple Cider Reception following (Twin City Opera House, McConnelsville)

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8:00 am – 12:00 pm Registration and Book Sale – Elson Hall Atrium

8:00 am – 9:30 am A Dog’s Life & How to Make Movies, Ben Model, organist Elson Auditorium (Elson Hall Auditorium)

Plenary Kate Guyonvarch, Association Chaplin and Roy Export, S.A.S. 9:30 am – 10:30 am After : Politics or Life on Bali?, introduced by Lisa Stein Elson Auditorium (Elson Hall Auditorium)

10:30 am – 10:45 am Break

10:45 am - 12:00 pm A. Chaplin-Verbal and Visual Studies B. Chaplin’s Legacy (T431) C. On Chaplin Films, Post-1935 Concurrent Panels Beatrice Giannandrea, Chair (T432) Locations: (T430) a. “Selling Preservation: a. “In the Shadow of Machines: Report of the Keeper of the Modern Times and the Campus Center: a. “Words and Actions in Chaplin’s Chaplin Archives”, Evelyne Iconography of Technology” A A. Rm T430 Films: Which Speak Louder?” Lüthi-Graf, Archives de Bowdoin Van Riper, Southern B. Rm T431 Connie Kuriyama, Texas Tech Montreux, Montreux, Polytechnic State University C. Rm T432 University Switzerland

b. “’This Pale, endymion hour’: b. “Humor in a Harsh Landscape: b. “Chaplin and the Jewish Chaplin and Sleep” , Joe Chaplin’s and World: A Nonsense McElhaney, Hunter College, City Bergson’s Theory of Laughter”, Question?” Professor Dr. University of New York Jeanne Marie Kusina, Bowling Adolphe Nysenholc,

Green State University Université Libre de c. “Laughter Tonic Turned Bitter in Bruxelles the Throat: Critical Reception of c. “Beyond the Efficacy of the in America Verbal”, Tammy A. Kinsey, during Wartime” Natalie University of Toledo Mathieson, University of Toronto

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on your own (Consider Subway, or Chipotle if preordered online)

1:00 pm – 2:15 pm A. Chaplin, Imitation, Impersonation B. “Toraichi Kono: The Life C. “Chaplin’s Stock Company”, Concurrent Panels and Caricature, Beatrice Story of Chaplin’s Right- Steve Massa, Lincoln Center Locations: Giannandrea, Chair (T430) hand Man” Ono Hiroyuki, for the Performing Arts “Osaka Seikei University” Library, NYC a. “Chaplin Impersonation: The

A. Rm T430 Book & Memorabilia Sale, Elson Hall Atrium (T431) (Elson Hall Auditorium) Mimetic Ritual and the Pathos of B. Rm T431 ” Scott Dievendorf, C. Elson Auditorium Columbia University

b. Charlie Rivel: “Tramp on the Trapeze” Ulrich Ruedel, Haghefilm Foundation, Amsterdam

c. “A Cartoon Like Charlot: Charlie Chaplin’s Untold Portrait” Dr. Serena Addessi, Chaplin film critic and historian

2:20 pm – 4:35 pm The Great Dictator Elson Auditorium (Elson Hall Auditorium)

4:35 pm – 5:15 pm Book Signing & Memorabilia Sale - Elson Hall Atrium Elson Atrium

Conference Banquet, Zanesville Country Club 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm featuring the Zanesville Chamber Players: Zanesville Country Club Mark Haven, violin; Mike Ingalls, cello; Roger Stieg, violin; and Erin Broadhurst, viola

“” & Keystone Film Program featuring and Tillie’s Punctured Romance 8:30 pm – 10:00 pm Conference Close, Ben Model, organist, Elson Auditorium ( Elson Hall Auditorium) o:\pr\chaplin conference 2010\chaplin conference program\schedule only for program.rtf