"A Summer Evening of Silent Comedies" The Famous Players Orchestra

Famous Players Orchestra presents:

"A Summer Evening of Silent Comedies"

Featuring:

• Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle in "Love" (1919)

• Buster Keaton in "Cops" (1922)

• Larry Semon and Stan Laurel in "Frauds and Frenzies" (1918)

• Charles Chaplin in "Kid Auto Races" (1914)

All films screened in 35mm with hand-cranked projection by Joe Rinaudo, and featuring a period score performed live by The Famous Players Orchestra under the direction of Scott Lasky. Program introduced by film historian, Stan Taffel.

Famous Players Orchestra is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization whose mission is dedicated to performing and recording the historic film music used by movie theater orchestras during the silent era. Please visit our website at www.fporchestra.org. Thank you for your support!