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Film Streams Programming Calendar Film Streams Supporters Want to Help Us Continue to Bring Quality Cinema to Our Community? Film Streams Programming Calendar The Ruth Sokolof Theater . January – March 2014 v7.3 The Lodger 1926 The Hitchcock 9 Thursdays, February 13 – April 3 Generously supported by Sam Walker We’re proud and excited to present a series that combines the best of world cinema and local talent. On Thursdays in February and March, we’ll show the surviving silent films of Alfred Hitchcock accompanied by live musicians – most of them from right here in Omaha. The films are the result of a restoration by the British Film Institute’s National Archive in association with ITV Studios Global Entertainment, Park Circus Films, and STUDIOCANAL. Decades of damage and wear were removed, the sharpness of the image improved, new shots discovered, and intertitles and tinting restored. The BFI drew from seven international archives in Downhill 1927 the restoration process, but film materials from the BFI National Archive – The Farmer’s Wife 1929 including a number of original negatives - were central to the project. These Easy Virtue 1927 refurbished films offer interesting context to Hitchcock’s later work, while also standing on their own. Champagne 1928 The Pleasure Garden 1926 We’ve drawn on mostly Omaha-based artists for the other exciting component of the series – the music. We’re pleased to welcome back Dan McCarthy, Blackmail 1929 who arranged a ragtime soundtrack to the Buster Keaton classic SHERLOCK The Ring 1927 JR. for the theater in 2012, performing again with James Maakestad The Lodger 1926 (McCarthy Trenching, Gus and Call) on music for THE FARMER’S WIFE. Ben Brodin (Conor Oberst, Jake Bellows), an Omaha-based recording The Manxman 1929 engineer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist will create a score for EASY VIRTUE. Ben has performed for Film Streams’ Silents in Concert series on several occasions, usually accompanying Todd and Orenda Fink (The Faint, Azure Ray). We’ll be joined by internationally renowned accompanist Donald Sosin for a double feature of CHAMPAGNE and THE PLEASURE GARDEN. Sosin has been enthralling audiences with his silent film music for over thirty years. Collaborators Joseph Knapp, Jim Schroeder, and Luke Polipnick will write and perform a score to BLACKMAIL that will feature classically trained soprano Amanda DeBoer Bartlett. Alex MacManus (The Bruces, Lambchop, So-so Sailors) and Aaron Markley (Gus and Call) will join forces on THE RING. THE LODGER will receive treatment from The Ghosts Collective, featuring Omaha music legend Simon Joyner, Michael Tickets: $12 general; $10 for students, seniors, Krassner (Boxhead Ensemble), Megan Siebe (Noah Sterba and Cocktails), teachers, military, and those arriving by bicycle; and Mike Friedman (The Movies). The series will close with accompani- and $8 for Film Streams Members. ment by Ted Stevens Unknown Project to THE MANXMAN. The group features Stevens (Cursive, Lullabye for the Working Class), Lincoln Dickison See reverse side for (Chromafrost, The Monroes), Ian Aeillo (Eli Mardock, Eagle Seagull), and more information and dates. David Ozinga (UUVVWWZ). The Met: Live in HD 2013-2014 Season Presented in partnersthip with Rusalka Dvorák Werther Massenet Così Fan Tutte Live: Feb 8 Live: March 15 Mozart Encore: Feb 12 Encore: March 19 Live: April 26 Encore: April 30 Prince Igor Borodin La Bohème Puccini Live: March 1 Live: April 5 La Cenerentola Tickets: $24 General, $20 for Film Streams Encore: March 5 Encore: April 9 Members and Opera Omaha Subscribers. Rossini $10 for students. Live: May 10 Encore: May 14 With Prelude Talks by Opera Omaha before live showings. Volunteer Hey Students! The first Monday of every month is with us! Student Night—all showtimes FREE We at Film Streams depend on our amazing with your valid school ID. volunteers for the smooth running of the Film Streams’ student programs are supported theater. The duties we ask of our volunteers by grants from the Gifford Foundation and are fulfilling and the benefits are many Jetton Charitable Fund through the Omaha (including free passes to films!). Community Foundation If you’re interested in becoming a new volunteer or getting involved again, email [email protected]. See A TOUCH OF SIN for free at our Jan. 6 Student Night! 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 Film Streams’ Ruth Sokolof Theater is located at 1340 Laura Alley Staff Mike Fahey Street in downtown Omaha, within the Roger duRand Rachel Jacobson, Executive Director Saddle Creek Records complex—one block west of Charles Gifford Patrick Kinney, Communications Director the TD Ameritrade ballpark and one block south of David Jacobson Molly Welsh, Operations Manager Cuming Street. Showtimes begin in the early eve- Rachel Jacobson, Founder/Director Hallie Sharkey, Development Associate ning Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and early Mark Javitch Amanda Fehlner, Associate Manager afternoon Thursday, Saturday, Sunday. Daniel Lonergan Michelle McElligott, Office Manager & Bookkeeper Robert E. (Bob) Mundy Free parking is available in the lot behind our the- Craig Demayo, Shift Manager ater, accessible from 14th Street between Cuming Alexander Payne Aaron Haug, Shift Manager and Mike Fahey Streets. Street parking is also Steven W. Seline Jim Foyt, Projectionist available in the vicinity surrounding the cinema Betiana Simon Thomas Latchford, Projectionist (free after 5pm weekdays and all day on weekends). Paul G. Smith Matt Maine, Projectionist Ted Warin Bob Foyt, Projectionist Tickets Katie Weitz, PhD; Chair Buy tickets at the box office (open 30 min. before the Robert Cook, Theater Staff day’s first showtime) or online at filmstreams.org. Advisory Board TJ Jones, Theater Staff Unless otherwise noted, tickets are $9 general, $7 for Kurt Andersen Joe Knapp, Theater Staff seniors, students, teachers, military, and those arriv- Danny Lee Ladely Sean Pratt, Theater Staff ing by bike, and $4.50 for Members. See below for Robb Nansel Kevin Rooney, Theater Staff more about Film Streams Membership. Joel Schlessinger Connie White, Balcony Booking Lyn Wallin Ziegenbein Caitlin LaVelle, Intern Michael B. Yanney, Director Emeritus Joe Sparano, Designer Robert Patterson Gifts & Jean Ann Ballinger & Ward Peters Donations Jill & Terry Petersen Patti & Tom Peterson Film Streams Supporters Plonsker Financial $20,000+ Management Consulting Lou Anne Rinn Anonymous Many thanks to the following contributors for Cynthia Schneider & Sylvia Cohn/ Douglas County Rose Blumkin Foundation Visitor Improvement Fund Constance Ryan The Holland Foundation their support of the Ruth Sokolof Theater. Saddle Creek National Endowment for the Arts Cynthia Schneider Nebraska Arts Council John & Dianne Scott Peter Kiewit Foundation Curtis Reed & Jo Ann Quinif Aaron & Robin Shaddy Ivan & Rita Gilreath Sissy Silber The Sherwood Foundation Laurie Richards Mary Gay Gordon Linda & Travis Sing Slappy Chalmers The Todd & Betiana Simon Foundation Jay & Suzanne Robinson Carl & Belinda Greiner Streck, Inc. Jill Slupe Paul & Annette Smith Katina & Joe Rogers Mike & Kathy Gross John Wagner & Carolyn McNamara Charles G. & Susan L. Smith Weitz Family Foundation John Else & Cathy Roller Teri & Carl Gumbiner Dave & Leigh Snow Watie White Kevin Burr & Leslie Sanders John & Emily Guzallis Jim Squires John Wilhelm The Jeff Sauvageau Family Jaime Hackbart Thomas & Denese Stalnaker Linda & Ed Willis $10,000 – $19,999 Susan Scherl Jack White & Mary Hamilton Sunday Roadhouse Adam & Sarah Yale Bruce & Gerry Lauritzen Terri Schrager David & Melanie Hecker Bob & Karen Sundell Mike & Susan Lebens Lynn Scott Nancy K. Hemmingsen Gregory G. Swanson Omaha Steaks $500 – $999 Anne & Bruce Shackman Holly & Bruce Hoberman Janet & Jerry Syslo Sokolof/Javitch Family Abby & Jason Shiffermiller Debbie Hunsberger Aaron Ferer & Sons, Co. David Thompson Barbara & Wally Weitz Tracey Boesch & Kevin Shupe Mary Beth & Dan Hunt Rodney & Marilyn Thompson Drs. 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