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IT'S BACK TO THE CLASSIC LONE PINE FILMS FOR FESTIVAL
2004
By Chris Langley, Beverly and Jim Rogers
Museum of Lone Pine Film History |
| A Remember the classic
films of Lone Pine? These are the films we haven't screened
in several Festivals. One of the themes of the fifteenth annual
Lone Pine Film Festival is "Back to the Classics."
So put October 8th, 9th, and 10th on your calendar now! What
films are we planning to show? First, Gunga Din, and there is
a newly restored version that we hope will be finished and available
by the festival. If you have never seen The Round-Up, the first
film we think that started it all, then that will be shown as
well. That is the one that was Fatty Arbuckle's first feature
role, a real change from the movies he had been making. We hope
to have a couple of those wonderful color cinemascope epics
and then some other films that we haven't shown in ten years.
There are a lot to choose from. Finally we will also screen
some brand new Lone Pine films, a science fiction space film,
and a couple of surprises as well. As always there will be guest
galore, panels, a dealers room and of course, the great tours.
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Carry Grant |
| We plan to have a building on the
museum lot and hopefully a working museum that you can take
for a test drive. Stay tuned as plans develop, and read about
them here |
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