This Greenwich Village establishment has established itself as a long-standing institution for independent cinema in New York. It frequently serves as a key venue for festival events, such as hosting East Coast premieres during the New York Independent Film Festival.story_potoo
One of the most popular silent screen stars, Colleen Moore arrived in Hollywood in 1916 and starred in films like Ella Cinders (1926), her best-remembered film. The program includes Dorothy Devore in Twas Midnight (1919) and Gale Henry in One Day in Hollywood (1924), with live piano accompaniment by Ben Model.