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List of Films from Inception to 2016 VINTAGE FILM FESTIVAL At historic Cobourg and Port Hope ALPHABETICAL LIST OF FILMS EXHIBITED SINCE INCEPTION _____________________________________________________________________________________ TITLE & YEAR RELEASED YEAR SHOWN NOTES Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, The (1960) - 2010 wrong version shipped Adventures of Prince Achmed, The (1926) - 2013 silent Adventures of Tom Sawyer, The (1938) – 2001 After Tomorrow (1932) – 2009 Alexander’s Ragtime Band (1938) – 1999 Alice’s Wonderland (1923) - 2013 Disney cartoon w/ live action All About Eve (1950) - 2016 All Quiet on the Western Front (1930) – 2012 An American in Paris (1951) - 2012 Animal Crackers (1930) – 2000 Anna Christie (1930) – 1995 Anthony Adverse (1936) – 1997 Antwerp Story, The (1945) – 2009 documentary short subject Anything Goes (1936) – 2010 Artists and Models (1937) – 2003 not shown – substitute? Asphalt Jungle, The (1950) - 2014 As You Desire Me (1931) – 2003 Babes in Arms (1939) – 1996 Baby Face (1933) – 2002 Babes in Toyland (1934) - 2015 Back in ’23 (1933) – 2009 newsreel Bachelor Mother (1939) – 2000 Back to God’s Country (1919) – 2005 silent Band Concert, The (1935) - 2013 Disney cartoon Band Wagon, The (1953) - 2015 Barretts of Wimpole Street, The (1934) – 1996 Battleship Potemkin, The (1925) - 2013 silent Beau Geste (1939) – 2007 Best Years of Our Lives, The (1946) - 2012 Black Cat, The (1934) – 1999 Blood and Sand (1922) – 1997 silent Bicycle Thieves, The - 2015 Big Broadcast, The (1932) – 2003 Big Business Girl (1931) – 2003 Big House, The (1930) – 2004 Big Parade, The (1925) – 2003 silent Bill of Divorcement, A (1932) – 1998 Bitter Tea of General Yen, The (1932) – 2003 Born Yesterday (1950) - 2016 Brave Little Tailor (19xx) - 2013 Disney cartoon Breakfast at Sunrise (1927) – 1994 silent Bride of Frankenstein (1935) – 2000 Bringing Up Father (1928) – 1994 silent Broadway Melody (1929) – 2006 Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935) – 2009 Broadway Melody of 1940 (1939) – 2006 Bucking Broadway (1917) - 2015 silent Cabin in the Sky (1943) – 2006 Cain and Mabel (1936) – 1996 Call of the Wild (1935) - 2013 Cameraman, The (1928) - 2015 silent Canary Murder Case (1929) – 2002 Captain Blood (1935) - 2005 Carefree (1938) – 2002 Carmen Jones (1954) - 2016 Carry on Sergeant (1928) – 2002 silent Cat and the Canary, The (1927) – 2004 silent Cat and the Canary, The (1939) – 2004 Catered Affair, The (1956) - 2016 Caught (1948) - 2015 Caught Short (1930) – 1996 silent Cavalcade (1933) – 2009 Charley’s Aunt (1941) – 2002 Chasing Rainbows (1930) – 1997 Christopher Bean (1933) – 1993 Circus, The (1928) – 2012 silent Come and Get It (1936) – 1997 Conquerors, The (1932) – 1995 Count of Monte Cristo, The (1934) – 2003 Country Doctor, The (1936) – 2001 Cover Girl (1944) – 2001 Crossfire (1947) - 2014 Crossroads (1942) – 2007 Crowd, The (1928) – 2001 silent Curly Top (1935) - 2014 Daddy Long Legs (1919) - 2014 silent Dames (1934) – 1998 Dancing Lady (1933) – 1995 Dancing on the Moon (1998) – 1998 special event - local film maker Dangerous (1935) – 2006 Dangerous Females (1929) – 2009 Day at the Races, A (1937) – 1995 Dead End (1937) - 2016 Destry Rides Again (1939) – 2005 Dinner at Eight (1933) – 1995/1999 Divine Lady (1929) – 1998 Divorcee, The (1930) – 1993 Dixiana (1929) – 1997 Doctor Rhythm (1938) – 1998 Dodsworth (1936) – 1994 Down Argentine Way (1940) – 2000 Drums Along the Mohawk (1939) – 2000 Eagle, The (1925) – 1995 silent Easy Living (1937) – 2010 Emma (1932) – 1994/2000/2005 Employee’s Entrance (1933) – 2001 Enchanted Cottage, The (1945) – 2011 Evangeline (1929) – 2003 silent Everybody Sing (1938) – 1999 Ex Mrs. Bradford, The (1936) – 2000 Fast Company (1938) – 2004 Ferdinand the Bull (1938) - 2013 Disney cartoon Fighting 69th, The (1940) – 2009 Follow the Fleet (1935) - 2013 Footlight Parade (1933) – 1993 Foolish Wives (1921) – 2000 silent Foreign Correspondent (1940) – 2006 For Me and My Gal (1942) – 2001 42nd Street (1933) – 1993 Four Daughters, The (1938) – 1999 Free Soul, A (1931) – 1993 Freshman, The (1925) – 1997 silent Frisco Jenny (1933) – 1999 Gabriel Over the White House (1933) – 2001 Gay Desperado, The (1936) – 1996 Girl Crazy (1943) – 2000 Girl Said No, The (1930) - 2014 Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) – 1993 Gold Diggers of 1935 (1934) – 2008 Gold Rush, The (1925) - 2014 silent Golem, The (1920) – 2008 silent Go Into Your Dance (1935) – 1993 Good Fairy, The (1935) – 2008 Grand Hotel (1932) - 2016 Great Garrick, The (1937) – 2010 Great Zeigfield, The (1936) – 1999 Greed (1924) – 1999 silent Grubstake, The (1922) – 2010 silent Gulliver’s Travels (1938) - 2015 animation Gunga Din (1929) – 2008 Hands Across the Table (1935) – 1999 Hands Up (19xx) – 1996 silent Hawaiian Holiday (19xx) - 2013 Disney cartoon Hellzapoppin’ (1942) - 2014 His Destiny (1928) – 2007 silent Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929) – 1996 Hope (1922) – 2008 silent Hot Water (1924) – 2007 silent How Green Was My Valley (1941) - 2015 Hudson’s Bay (1940) – 1998 Hue and Cry (1946) - 2016 I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang (1933) – 2010 Idiot’s Delight (1939) – 2006 Imitation of Life (1934) – 2002 I’m No Angel (1933) – 2001 International House (1933) – 2007 In the Good Old Summertime (1949) – 2011 In Which We Serve (1942) – 2011 Iron Horse, The (1924) – 1999 silent It (1927) – 2011 silent It Happened One Night (1934) - 2012 It’s a Date (1940) – 2002 Jalna (1935) – 1994 not shown – substitute? Jezebel (!938) - 2016 Judge Priest (1934) - 2015 Kentucky Kernels (1934) – 2002 Kid, The (1921) – 2008 silent Kid Brother, The (1927) – 2005 silent Kind Lady (1936) – 1995 King Kong (1933) – 2000 King of Jazz, The (1930) – 2004 Klondike Annie (1936) – 1998 Lady Eve, The (1941) – 2007 Lady For a Day (1933) – 2008 Lady Vanishes, The (1938) - 2013 Last Command, The (1928) – 1997 silent Last Laugh, The (1924) - 2016 silent Laura (1944) – 2005 Letter, The (1940) - 2016 Let Us Be Gay (1930) – 1995 Libeled Lady (1936) – 2004 Limousine Love (1927) – 1995 silent, short subject Little Man, What Now? (1934) – 1998 Lodger, The (1926) – 2008 silent Lost World, The (1925) – 2009 silent Love Affair (1939) – 2005 Love Light, The (1921) – 2004 silent Love Me Tonight (1932) – 1999 Magnificent Ambersons, The (1942) - 2015 Major and the Minor, The (1942) – 2011 Man Hunt (1941) – 1994 Marie Antoinette (1938) – 1993 Mark of Zorro, The (1940) – 2004 Marriage Circle, The (1924) – 2000 silent Metropolis (1927) – 2009 silent Mickey’s Circus (19xx) - 2013 Disney cartoon Mickey’s Garden (1935) - 2013 Disney cartoon Mickey’s Rival (1936) - 2013 Disney cartoon Midnight (1939) - 2013 Midnight Mary (1933) – 1996 Midsummer Night’s Dream, A (1935) – 2005 Min and Bill (1930) – 2001/2006/2012 Miracle Woman, The (1931) – 2004 Mogambo (1953) – 2010 Morocco (1930) – 2007 Movie Crazy (1932) – 2002 Movie Night (19xx) – 1995 silent, short subject Murder at the Vanities (1934) – 2010 Murder, My Sweet (1944) - 2014 Music Box, The (1932) - 2012 My Darling Clementine (1946) – 2006 My Financial Career (19xx) – 2000 short subject (NFB) My Gal Sal (1942) - 2013 Mystery of Edwin Drood, The (1935) - 1994 Nanook of the North (1922) – 1998 silent Never Say Die (1939) – 2005 Night Must Fall (1964) – 1995 ‘64 remake instead of ‘37 film Night Nurse (1931) – 2000 Northwest Passage (1940) - 2001 Nosferatu (1921) – 2010 silent Nothing Sacred (1937) - 2014 Notorious (1946) - 2013 Odd Man Out (1946) – 2007 Of Human Hearts (1938) – 1996 Old Dark House, The (19320 – 1994 One Hour With You (1932) – 2002 One Hundred Men and a Girl (1937) – 2008 One Romantic Night (1930) – 1997 On Your Toes (1939) – 2005 Our Dancing Daughters (1928) – 2006 Parade of the Academy Award Nominees (1932) – 1996 Disney cartoon short subject Patsy, The (1928) - 1993/2002/2011 silent Payday (1922) - 1995 silent Peach O’ Reno (1931) - 2011 Pearl of Death, The (1944) - 2008 Picture of Dorian Gray, The (1945) - 2015 Platinum Blonde (1931) - 2004 Politics (1931) - 2008 Pride and Prejudice (1940) - 1995 Prisoner of Zenda (1937) - 1994 Private Life of Henry VIII, The (1933) - 2008 Prosperity (1932) - 1998 Psycho (1960) - 2016 Public Enemy, The (1931) - 2011 Queen High (1930) - 2009 Rain (1932) - 1994 not shown – substitute? Rashomon (1950) - 2012 Raven, The (1935) - 2001 Rebecca (1940) - 2012 Red Dust (1932) - 2010 Red-Headed Woman (1932) - 2008 Reducing (1931) - 1996 Regle Du Jeu, La (1939) - 2014 Ring, The (1927) - 2013 Road to Utopia (1945) - 2008 Roaring Twenties, The (1938) - 2003 Roberta (1935) - 2003 Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) - 2010 Roman Holiday (1953) - 2016 Roman Scandals (1933) - 1997 Rose Marie (1936) - 1998 Safety Last (1923) - 2006 silent Saratoga (1937) - 1994/1999 substitute in 1999 Scarlett Pimpernel, The (1934) - 2011 Seventh (7th) Heaven (1927) - 2012 silent She Done Him Wrong (1938) - 2005 Shop Around the Corner, The (1940) - 2011 Show Boat (1936) - 1997 Show People (1928) - 1995 silent Short Subjects - 2000/2001 Six of a Kind (1934) - 2009 Smilin’ Through (1932) - 1998 So Big (1953) - 1996 ’53 remake instead of ’32 film Sons of the Desert (1933) - 1997 Sparring Partner, The (19xx) - 1996 silent – Eric James film added Sparrows (1926) - 1998/2005 silent Speedy (1928) - 2016 silent Springtime in the Rockies (1942) - 2005 Stagecoach (1939) - 2015 Stage Door (1937) - 1996 Stella Maris (1918) - 2009 Sting of Stings (19xx) - 1995 silent, short subject Stormy Weather (1943) - 2007 Story of Irene and Vernon Castle, The (1939) - 2014 Street Scene (1931) - 1997 Sullivan’s Travels (1941) - 2007 Sunrise (1927) - 1996/2007 Swing Time (1936) - 1996 These Three (1936) - 2002 Thief of Bagdad, The
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