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Metropolis

May 20 8 PM

Montalvo Center for the Arts
15400 Montalvo Road
Saratoga California
Call (408) 961-5858 for tickets and information

A gorgeous outdoor amplitheater!

CLUB FOOT ORCHESTRA PLAYS

STEVE ALLEN THEATER, LOS ANGELES

FEBRUARY 13, 2011

6:30 PM Sherlock Jr

8 PM The Cabinet of Dr Caligari

Both shows open with Felix the Cat Woos Whoopee

Tickets $15

Club Foot Orchestra
Live at the Castro Theater, SF
November 14 2010

Club Foot Orchestra is presenting three of it's most popular silent film performances at the Castro Theater on November 14. The orchestra has been instrumental in introducing this art form to a contemporary audience.

1:00 Sherlock Jr (dir. Buster Keaton, 1924) Incredible stunts, Outrageous gags, Primitive American Surrealism! Bargain Matinee! Adults $10, Kids (12 and under) $5.

4:00 Sherlock Jr (dir. Buster Keaton, 1924)

6:00 The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (dir. Robert Weine, 1919) The first Expressionist film and is often considered one of the most influential movies of all time. Dreamlike plot and nightmarish sets.

8:00 Nosferatu (dir. FW Murnau 1922) The first and greatest vampire movie. One cannot fail to be chilled by "the glacial draughts of air from the beyond."

All shows open with "Felix the Cat Woos Whoopee"

Tickets: $14 Single Show. $24 Festival Pass.

Online tickets through TicketFly

Club Foot Orchestra has pioneered the modern use of live music with silent film. This nine-piece ensemble flawlessly performed a score carefully matched to every piece of on-screen action in what amounts to an hour-long suite of epic proportions (Chicago Tribune)

At times it was hard to know what to watch - the screen with its huge vision, or the orchestra with its feverish view of the technology of music. There were big musical moments, and the versatility of the players was such that sometimes that took precedence over everything. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Club Foot 30th Anniversary - 2/11 @ Cafe Du Nord 8 PM

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