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Stolen Voice, The

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00:00 Introduction by Caroline Yeager, Associate Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 02:39 The Stolen Voice The Stolen Voice (US 1915) Writer: Paul McAllister Director: Frank H. Crane Cast: Robert Warwick (Gerald D’Orvill), Frances Nelson (Marguerite Lawson), Giorgio Majeroni (Dr. Von Gahl), Violet Horner (Belle Borden), Bertram Marburgh (Dick Leslie) Production company: William A. Brady Picture Plays Inc. Release date: 9 August 1915 Sound: silent Color: b/w; replication of original tinting using Desmet color injection Original length (in feet): unknown Original length (in

Hollywouldn’t

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00:00 Introduction by Caroline Yeager, Associate Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 02:40: Hollywouldn't Hollywouldn’t (US 1925) Director: Lou Carter Cast: Johnny Sinclair (farmer boy), Charles King, Dorothy Dorr, Billy Jones, Sailor Sharkey Production company: Trem Carr Productions; Biff Comedies; [Van Pelt Brothers?] Distribution company: Bischoff Inc. Release date: 10 September 1925 Sound: silent Color: replication of original tinting using Desmet color injection Original length (in feet): unknown Original length (in reels): 2 Surviving length (in feet): 1,794 ft

George Eastman Museum receives Best in Show accolades for David Levinthal: War, Myth, Desire publication

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Rochester, N.Y., November 16, 2020—
The George Eastman Museum was recently awarded the Frances Smyth-Ravenel Prize in the 29th annual Museum Publications Design Competition, presented by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM). This “Best in Show” honor was given to the museum for its David Levinthal: War, Myth, Desire (2019) publication. This four-volume box set accompanied an exhibition of the same title at the museum in 2018 and features essays by well‑known art critic Dave Hickey, contemporary art specialist Joanna Marsh, and exhibition curator Lisa Hostetler, Curator in Charge, Department of Photography, George Eastman

The George Eastman Museum receives $65,350 grant award from the National Film Preservation Foundation

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Rochester, N.Y., December 03, 2020—
The George Eastman Museum recently received a grant award for $65,350 from the National Film Preservation Foundation to preserve three severely endangered nitrate feature films from the museum’s collection. The prints of His Last Race (US 1923), Payroll Pirates (US 1920), and When Betty Bets (US 1917) are likely the only versions of the films that still exist. Due to severe nitrate decomposition in all three films, this is the last chance to save these unique prints. His Last Race (US 1923), Payroll Pirates (US 1920), and When Betty Bets (US 1917) are all currently housed at the George Eastman
Film clipping from the collection

Volunteer Opportunities

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As a nonprofit organization, the George Eastman Museum depends on the significant contributions of volunteers who generously give their time and talent. The museum has many volunteer opportunities available, both behind the scenes and in contact with the public. Volunteer Benefits In addition to knowing that they make an extraordinary difference, volunteers at the Eastman Museum receive a variety of benefits including: Free admission to the museum for two adults each time they visit Free admission to regular film screenings at the Dryden Theatre Discounted admission to museum events 10%

Trespasser, The

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00:00 Introduction by Peter Bagrov, Senior Curator, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 04:54 The Trespasser The Trespasser (US 1929) Writer and director: Edmund Goulding Producer: Joseph P. Kennedy Cinematographers: George Barnes, Gregg Toland Art director: Stephen Goosson Furnishings: T. E. Dickson Costumes: Judge Johnson Editorial associates: Laura Hope Crews, Cyril Gardner Film editors: James Morley, Duncan Mansfield Art effects: Edward Jewell Production manager: Harry H. Poppe Sound engineer: George Ellis Musical director: Josiah Zuro Songs: “Love Your Spell Is Everywhere”

Movie Actor [Attore Cinematografico]

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00:00 Introduction by Caroline Yeager, Associate Curator, Moving Image Department 02:52 Movie Actor Movie Actor [ Attore Cinematografico] (US 1932) Director: Bruno Vallety Cinematographer: Don Malkames Sets: Standard Recording Studio Scores and musical direction: Attilio Giovannelli, Ernest Migliaccio Sound engineers: Harry Bellock, H. E. Reeves Cast: Farfariello [Eduardo Migliaccio] (The Movie Actor), Raffaello Bongini (The Manager), Joe L. Saitta (The Assistant Manager), Grace D’Andrea (The Stenographer), Mrs. Raimo (The Wife) Production company: Roman Pictures Corp. Production date: 1932

Flute of Krishna, The

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00:00 Introduction by Janet Eilber, Artistic Director, Martha Graham Dance Company 02:46 The Flute of Krishna The Flute of Krishna (US 1926) Dance arranger: Martha Graham Cinematographer: John Capstaff Production designer: Norman Edwards Cast: Robert Ross (Krishna), Evelyn Sabin (Radha), Thelma Biracree, Constance Finkel, Betty MacDonald, Susanne Vacanti (Dancing Girls) Production company: Eastman Kodak Company Production date: 1926 Sound: silent Color: Desmet replication of two-color Kodachrome process Format: 35mm Length (in feet): 472 ft. Length (in reels):1 Running time: 5 min., 43 sec

Montage I: Paint and Painter

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00:00 Introduction by Gordon Nelson, Digital Archivist, Moving Image Department, George Eastman Museum 03:17 Montage I: Paint and Painter Montage I: Paint and Painter (US 1959) Director: Wayne D. Sourbeer Cinematographer: Wayne D. Sourbeer Painter: Corban LePell Music: Marvin Granostaff Editor: Mel Witrogen Sound: Larry Albright Production company: Montage Productions Production date: 1959 Length (in feet): 211 ft. (16mm) Length (in reels): 1 Sound: 6 track Maurer multiple VA track Color: replication of original Kodachrome Running time: 5 min., 50 sec. Generous support for the video