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CINEFEST WEATHER FORCAST FOR SYRACUSE AREA
| Wed. | Hi 45 | Lo 35 | Sun and clouds |
| Thu. | Hi 46 | Lo 33 | Sun and possibly light rain |
| Fri. | Hi 56 | Lo 41 | Possible light rain |
| Sat. | Hi 39 | Lo 29 | Sun and clouds |
| Sun. | Hi 40 | Lo 28 | Possible light rain |
THE SCHEDULE OF FILMS & SHOWTIMES CAN BE DOWNLOADED HERE! - open and print the file!
Thursday, March 4th
9:00am - THUNDER IN THE VALLEY (1947, IB Technicolor®, 20th Century-Fox) Dir.: Henry King. With Lon McCallister (David MacAdam); Peggy Ann Garner (Maggie Moore); Edmond Gwenn (Adam MacAdam); Reginald Owen (James Moore); Charles Irwin (Long Kirby); David Thursby (Samuel Thornton); John Rogers (MacKenzie); Leland Hodgson (Ferguson); Edgar Norton (Parson Leggy Hornbut)
10:50am - DOUBLE HARNESS (1933, RKO) Dir.: John Cromwell. With Ann Harding (Joan Colby); William Powell (John Fletcher); Lucile Browne ( Valerie Colby); Henry Stephenson (Colonel Colby); Lilian Bond (Mnica Paige); George Meeker (Dennis); Reginald Owen (Freeman); Kay Hammond (Eleanor Weston)
LUNCH BREAK
12:50pm - SPIRIT OF NOTRE DAME (1931, Universal Pictures) Dir.: Russell Mack. With Lew Ayres (Bucky O’Brien) Sally Blane (Peggy); William Bakewell (Jim Stewart); Andy Devine (Truck McCall: Harry Barris (Wasp); J. Farrell MacDonald (Coach); Frank Carideo (Himself); Don Miller, Elmer Layden, Jim Crowley, Harry Stuhldreher (The Four Horseman); Nat Pendleton, (Assistant Coach)
2:15pm - TRAPPED BY THE MORMONS (1922, British) Dir.: H.B. Parkinson. With Evelyn Brent (Nora Prescott); Louis Willoughby (Isoldi Keene); Ward McAllister (Elder Keyler); Olaf Hytten (Elder Marz); Olive Sloane); George Wynn (Jim Foster); Cecil Morton York (Mr. Prescott)
3:30pm - ONE MAN’S JOURNEY (1933, RKO) Dir.: John S. Robertson. With Lionel Barrymore (Eli Watt); May Robson (Sarah); Dorothy Jordan (Letty McGinnis) Joel McCrea (Jimmy Watts); Frances Dee (Joan Stockton); David Landau (McGinnis); James Bush (Bill Radford); Samuel S. Hinds (Doctor Babcock)
4:50pm - BEHIND THE MAKE-UP (1930, Paramount Pictures) Dir.: Robert Milton. With Hal Skelly (Hap Brown); William Powell (Gardoni); Fay Wray (Marie Gardoni); Kay Francis (Kitty Parker); E.H. Calvert (Dawson); Paul Lukas (Boris); Agostino Borgato (Chef); Jacques Vanaire (Valet); Jean DeBriac (Sculptor)
DINNER BREAK
8:00pm - NORTH OF HUDSON BAY (1923, Fox Film) Dir.: John Ford. With Tom Mix (Michael Dane); Tony (Himself, a horse); Kathleen Key (Estelle McDonald); Jennie Lee (Dane’s Mother); Frank Campeua (Cameron McDonald); Eugene Paulette (Peter Dane); Will Walling (Angus McKenzie); Frank Leigh (Jeffery Clough); Fred Kohler (Armand LeMoir)
8:55pm - SURPRESSED CRIME (1930) A Burns Detective short
9:10pm - INNOCENTS OF PARIS (1929, Paramount Pictures) Dir.: Richard Wallace. With Maurice Chevalier (Maurice Marney); Sylvia Beecher (Louise Leval); Russell Simpson (Emile Leval); George Fawcett (Monsieur Marney); John Miljan (Monsieur Renard); Margaret Livingston (Madama Renard); David Durant (Jo-Jo)
10:35pm - L'ARGENT (1929) Dir.: Marcel L’Herbier. With Brigitte Helm (Baronin Sandorf): Marie Glory (Line Hamelin); Yvette Guilbert (La Méchain); Pierre Alcover (Nicolas Saccard); Alfred Abel (Alphonse Gunderman); Henry Victor (Jacques Hamelin)
Friday, March 5th
9:00am - BOTTOMS UP (1934, Fox Film Corp) Dir.: David Butler. With Spencer Tracy (‘Smoothe’ King); Pat Paterson (Wanda Gale); John Boles (Hal Reed); Sid Silvers (Spud Mosco); Merbert Mundin (Limey Brook); Harry Green (Louis Baer aka Wolf); Thelma Todd (Judith Marlowe); Robert Emmet (Detective Rooney)
10:30am - THE CARMEN SHOW
LUNCH BREAK
1:00pm - DAVID STEVENSON SHOW:
DINNER BREAK
8:00pm - GUARDIANS OF THE WILD (1928, Universal Pictures) Dir.: Henry MacRae. With Jack Perrin (Jerry Lane); Rex, the Wonder Horse (Himself, a horse); Ethlyne Clair (Madge Warren); Al Ferguson (Mark Harman); Bernard Siegal (Sing La)
8:55pm - REMBERING ALEX GORDON - Leonard Maltin host
9:15pm - SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS (1930, Fox Film Corp.) Dir.: Kenneth Hawks. With Warner Baxter (Ludwig Kranz); Catherine Dale Owen (Elinor Kranz); Albert Conti ( Paul Stohm); Hedda Hopper (Muriel Wyndham); Claud Allister (Fred Wyndham); Bela Lugosi (Dr. Erdmann)
10:45pm - QUICK MILLIONS (1931, Fox Film Corp.) Dir.: Rowland Brown: With Spencer Tracy (Daniel J. ‘Bugs’ Raymond); Marguerite Churchill (Dorothy Stone); Sally Eilers (Daisy De Lisle); Bob Burns ( ‘Arkansas’ Smith); JohnWray (Kenneth Stone); Warner P. Richmond (‘Nails’ Markey); George Raft (Jimmy Kirk)
Midnight - THE GAUNT STRANGER (1938) Dir.: Walter Forde. With Patrick Barr (Det. Insp. Alan Wembury); Wilfrid Lawson (Maurice Meister); Alexander Know (Dr. Lomond); Louise Henry (Cora Ann Milton); Sonnie Hale (Sam Hackett); Patricia Roc (Mary Lenley); Peter Croft (John Lenley); George Merritt (Police Station Sergeant)
Saturday, March 6th
8:15 am The busses will leave from the front entrance of the Holiday Inn for the 35mm presentation at the former Loew's State Theatre
9:00 am (Films may not be presented in order shown)
THE LAMBETH WALK (1940) Dir.: Albert de Courville. Wiith Lupino Lane (Bill Snibson); Sally Gray (Sally); Seymour Hicks (Sir John); Norah Howard (The Duchess); Enid Stamp-Taylor (Jacqueline); Wallace Lupino (Parchester, Wilfrid Hyde-White (Lord Battersby); May Hallat (Lady Battersby)
DESTINATION UNKNOWN (1933, Universal Pictures) Dir.: Tay Garnett. With Pat O’Brien (Matt Brennan); Ralph Bellamy (Stowaway); Alan Hale (Lundstrom); Russell Hopton (Georgie); Tom Brown (Johnny); Betty Compson (Ruby Smith); Noel Madison (Maxie); Stanley Fields (Gattallo); Rollo Lloyd (Dr. Fram); Willard Robertson (Joe Shano); Charles Middleton (Turk)
THE MUSGRAVE RITUAL (1922) Dir.: George Ridgwell. Will Eille Norwood (Sherlock Holmes); Hubert Willis (Dr. John Watson); Geoffrey Wilmer (Musgrave); Clifton Boyne (Brunton); Better Chester (Rachel Howells). From British Film Institute.
THE FUNGI CELLARS (1923) Dir.: A.E. Coleby. With H. Agar Lyons (Dr. Fu Manchu); Fred Paul (Nayland Smith); Joan Clarkson (Zaramaneh); Humberston Wright (Dr. Petrie); Frank Wilson (Inspector Weymouth); Pat Royale (Aziz) From British Film Institute.
MYSTERY OF THE HINDU IMAGE (1914) Dir.: Raoul Walsh. With Nick Cage, Dark Cloud, Richard Cummngs, Eagle Eye, Raoul Wash.
YOUR HAT (1932) Dir.: Aubrey Scotto. With George Burns (George Burns); Gracie Allen (Gracie Allen); Chester Clute (Joe); Barton MacLane (Customer)
SHERLOCK SLEUTH (1925) Pathe
The buses will leave immediately after the screenings for the hotel
Program resumes at the Holiday Inn
2:20 pm - NELL GWYN (1934, United Artists) Dir.: Herbert Wilcox. With Anna Neagle (Nell Gwyn); Cedric Hardwicke (Charles II); Jeanne De Casalis (Duchess of Portsmouth); Muriel George (Meg); Helena Pickard (Mrs. Pepys); Dorothy Robinson (Mrs. Knipp); Esme Percy (Samuel Pepys); Moore Marriott (Robin)
3:40pm - WON IN THE CLOUDS (1928) Dir.: Bruce M. Mitchell. With Al Wilson (Art Blake); Helen Foster (Grace James); Frank Rice (Percy Hogan); George B. French (Dr Cecil James); Joseph Bennerr (Portuguese Jack Woods); Albert Prisco (Bangula); Myrtis Crinley (Mira); Art Goebel (Sam Highflyer)
4:35pm - THE BOUNTY KILLER Last film produced by Alex Gordon. (1965, Embassy Pictures, Technicolor®) Dir.: Spencer Gordon Bennet. With Dan Duryea (Willie Duggans); Rod Cameron (Johnny Liam); Audrey Dalton (Carole); Richard Arlen (Ridgeway); Buster Crabbe (Mike Clayman); Fuzzy Knight (Luther); Johnny Mack Brown (Sheriff Green); Peter Duryea (Youth); Bob Steele (Red); Eddie Quillian (Pianist); Norman Willis (Hank Willis); Edmund Cobb (Townsman); Duane Ament (Ben Liam); Grady Sutton (Minister) and Gilbert "Broncho Billy" Anderson
DINNER BREAK
8:00pm - THE SHRIMP (1930) Dir.: Charley Rogers. With Harry Langdon, Thelma Todd, Nancy Drexel, Jim Mason, Max Davidson, Frank Alexander.
8:20pm - THE FIRST YEAR (1926, Fox Film Corp.) Dir.: Frank Borzage. With Matt Moore (Tom Tucket); Katherine Perry (Grace Livingston); John Patrick (Dick Loring); Frank Currieer (Dr. Livingston): Frank Cooley (Mr. Livingston); Virginia Madison (Mrs. Livingston); Carolynne Snowden (Hattie); J. Farrell MacDonald (Mr. Barstow)
9:30pm - I’LL TAKE ROMANCE (1937, Columbia Pictures) Dir.: Edward H. Griffith. With Grace Moore (Elsa Terry); Melvyn Douglas (James Guthrie); Helen Westley (Madame Della); Stuart Erwin (‘Pancho’ Brown); Margaret Hamilton (Margot); Walter Kingsford (William Kane); Richard Carle (Rudi); Ferdinand Gottschalk (Monsieur Ginard)
11:00pm - THE LAST PERFORMANCE (1929, Universal Pictures) Dir.: Pál Fejös. With Conrad Veidt (Erik the Great); Mary Philbin (Julie); Leslie Fenton (Buffo); Fred MacKaye (Mark Royce); Gusztáv Pártos (Theatre Manager)
Midnight - THE MENACE (1932, Columbia Pictures) Dir.: Roy William Neill. With H.B. Warner (Inspector Tracy); Walter Byron (Ronald Quayle/Robert Crockett); Bette Davis (Peggy Lowell); Natalie Moorhead (Caroline Quayle); William B. Davidson (John Utterson); Halliwell Hobbes (Philps)
Sunday, March 7th
9:00am - NANCY STEELE IS MISSING! (1937, Fox Film) Dir.: George Marshall. With Victor McLaglen (Dannie O’Neill); Walter Connolly (Michael Steele); Peter Lorre (Professor Sturm); June Lang (Nancy Steele, aka Sheila O’Neill); Robert Kent (Jimmie Wilson); Shirley Deane (the false Nancy Steele); John Carradine (Harry Wilkins); Jane Darwell (Mary Flaherty) Frank Conroy (Dan Mallon); Granville Bates (Joseph F.X. Flaherty); George Taylor (Gun Crowder); Kane Richmond (Tom, the chauffeur)
10:30am - THE AUCTION - Hosted by Leonard Maltin and Lafe McKee, Jr.
12:05pm - SEVEN DAYS (1925) Dir.: Scott Sidney. With Lillian Rich (Kit Eclair); Creighton Hale (Jim Wilson); Lilyan Tashman (Bella Wilson); Mabel Julienne (Anne Brown); William Austin (Del Harbison); Rosa Gore (Aunt Selina); Tom Wilson (Policeman); Eddie Gribbon (Burglar)
1:25pm - DRAG HARLAN (1920, Fox Film Corp.) Dir.: J. Gordon Edwards. With William Farnum (Drag Harlan); Jackie Saunders (Barbara Morgan); G. Raymond Nye (Luke Deveny); Herschel Mayall (Lane Morgan); Frank Thurwald (Meeker Lawson); Kewpie Morgan (Red Linton); Al Fremont (Laskar)
2:25pm - ROAR OF THE DRAGON (1932, RKO) Dir.: Wesley Ruggles. With Richard Dix (Capt. Chaunsey Carson); Gwili Andre (Natascha); Edward Everett Horton (Busby); Arline Judge (Hortense O'Dare); Zasu Pitts (Gabby Tourist); Dudley Digges (Johnson, Ship Owner); C. Henry Gordon (Voronsky); William Oramond (Dr. Prausnitz)
3:40pm - SOUTH OF THE BORDER (1939, Republic Pictures) Dir.: George Sherman. With Gene Autry (Gene Autry); Smiley Burnette (Frog Millhouse); June Storey (Lois Martin); Lupita Tovar (Dolores Mendoza); Mary Lee (Patsy); Duncan Renaldo (Andreo Mendoza); Frank Reicher (Don Diego Mendoza) William Farnum (Padre); Rex Lease (Radio operator); Charles King (Bandit); Jack Perrin (Vaquero) Champion (Himself, a horse)
Cinefest General Information: Robert Oliver, 307 Dewitt Road, Syracuse, NY 13214-2008. 315-446-1493, prepaid evening calls only 7-9 pm EST. E-mail:meadowbrook@peoplepc.com
Cinefest Dealer Information: John Weber, 315-468-1974, evenings 7-9 pm EST. E-mail:jweber01@email.usps.gov
Cinefest Hand-Out Program and Public Relations: George Read, 17C Cliffside Park, Jamesville, NY 13078-9439, 315-469-0864. E-mail:bnsf@twcny.rr.com
The registration form is posted below. Registrations sent in will be for the amount of $50.00 before February 2nd, and $55.00 after February 2nd, 2004. Also, don't forget it's an additional $18.00 each for the Saturday morning show at the Loew's State Theatre, so the grand total for the weekend will be $68.00 per person before February 2nd, and $73.00 after. Get your registrations in early!!
The hotel reservation must be made by you. Mention hotel registration code CIN for special rates.
MAKE YOUR HOTEL RESERVATIONS EARLY!
For hotel reservations call:
Holiday Inn - (same hotel as last year!)
441 Electronics Parkway
Liverpool, NY 13088
315.457.1122
BOOK YOUR RESERVATION ONLINE HERE! Use the code CIN for the Cinefest discount rate!!
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