
I'm sure the majority of us don't remember a time before "talkies". The silent film era of the late 1800's and early 1900's was full of a different kind of visual quality and audience...
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The Silent Film Society of Chicago is dedicated to preserving the art of silent cinema, fostering appreciation for this unique form of filmmaking through various community events. Founded by Dennis J. Wolkowicz, also known as Jay Warren, the society emphasizes historic preservation and cultural heritage in the Chicago area.
With a rich history connected to local theaters, including the Copernicus Center and the Portage Theater, the society showcases performances featuring live organ music to enhance the silent film experience. Wolkowicz's passion for silent films has left a lasting impact on the local arts community, inspiring future generations to continue exploring this fascinating genre.
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I'm sure the majority of us don't remember a time before "talkies". The silent film era of the late 1800's and early 1900's was full of a different kind of visual quality and audience...
This is a group with a great mission. And I love silent films and have attended many of the festivals. But from my experience the organization is poorly managed. Some examples: 1) Some silent...
Just a quick update! This just keeps getting better! On May 16th at 3:00 p.m. the SFSC is presenting "The Adventures of Prince Achmed" from 1926. This feature length animated film by German...
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