Harvest Fair:
Natural high
Growing your own was the name of the game over the
weekend as the third annual Harvest Fair celebrated the
fruits of the earth at Skinner's Butte Park. Green thumbs
abounded as small-time food producers got together to
share secrets, food and to have a good time - the natural
way.
Photos by Adrienne Salinger
this fall at the bijou
acme bijou
FS 495G Film Genres: Musicals and Lubitsch
*FS 407G The Speculative Film Short
M 9/26 42nd Street, 1933, Bacon and Berkeley, 90 min. — with Powell and
Keeler; *A Trip to the Moon, Melies, 1902, 6m.
W 9/28 Footlight Parade, 1933, Berkeley, 104m. — Powell and Keeler
M 10/3 Gold Diggers of 1935, Berkeley, 95m.; ‘The Collector, 6m., *#00173,
9m.
W 10/5 Roberta, 1935, Seiter, 85m. — Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
M 10/10 Swingtime, 1936, Stevens, 103m. — Astaire and Rogers;
'Chromophobia, 11m.
W 10/12 Shall We Dance, 1937, Sandrich, 116m. — Astaire and Rogers
M 10/17 Bom to Dance, 1936, del Ruth, 103m — Eleanor Powell
W 10/19 Broadway Melody of 1938, Berkeley — Powell, Murphy, Garland
M 10/24 For Me and My Gal, 1942, Berkejpy, 100m. — Kelly, Garland; *La
Jet£e, Chris Marker, 29m.
W 10/26 On the Town, 1949, Donen and Kelly, 98m — Kelly, Sinatra
M 10/31 An American in Paris, 1951, Minnelli, 113m. — Kelly, Caron;
'Cosmic Zoom, 8m., Kosmodrome 1999, 12m.
W 11/2 Singin' in the Rain, 1952, Donen and Kelly — Kelly, Charisse
M 11/7 The Bandwagon, 1953, Minnelli, 111m. — Astaire, Charisse; 'Mobius
Flip, 28m.
W 11/9 Passion (Mme DuBarry), 1919, Lubitsch, 85m.
M 11/14 The Marriage Circle, 1924, Lubitsch, 131m ; 'What on Earth, 10m
W 11/16 The Love Parade, 1929, Lubitsch, 115m.
M 11/21 Monte Carlo, 1929, Lubitsch, 115m.; ’Flatland, 12m.
M 11/28 Trouble In Paradise, 1932, Lubitsch, 86m.; ‘The Fly, 9m.
W 11/30 One Hour With You, 1932, Lubitsch, 99m
M 12/5 The Merry Widow, 1934, Lubitsch, 99m ; ‘The Flat, 15m.
W 12/7 Cluny Brown, 1946, Lubitsch, 100m.
V.
bijou dream
FS 292 The Great Filmmakers
GRIFFITH
U 9/27 Intolerance, 1916, 191m.
H 9/29 Hearts of the World, 1918, 120m
U 10/4 True Heart Susie, 1919, 93m
H 10/6 The White Rose, 1923, 129m
MURNAU
u 10/11 Nosferatu, 1922, 95m
H 10/13 The Last Laugh, 1924, 73m
U 10/18 Moon rise, 1927, 95m
H 10/20 Tabu, 1931, 80m
CHAPLIN
U 10/2S A Dog’s Life, 1918; Shoulder Arms,
I9I8; The Pilgrim, 1923, 119m
H 10/27 A Woman of Paris, 1923, 90m
U 11/1 The Circus, 1928, 72m
H 11/3 City Lights, 1931, 81m
U 11/8 Modem Times, 1936, 89m
KEATON
H 11/10 Cops, 1922, 22m; Our Hospitality
1923, 72m.
U 11/15 The Navigator, 1924, 62m ; Sherlock
Jr., 1924, 42m.
H 11/17 The General, 1926, 90m
U 11/22 Steamboat Bill Jr., 1927, 75m
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U 11/29 I Was Bom, But..., 1932, 100m
H 12/1 The Only Son, 1936, 87m
U 12/6 Late Spring, 1949, 108m
H 12/8 The End of Summer, 1961, 103m
^11 Films shown in 180 PLC at 8:00 P.m\
Admission is $1.25 or by season ticket.
The University public is invited The
ACME BIJOU series presents films
which are discussed in FS 495G, Film
Genres, and films (marked by *) discus
sed in FS 407G, The Speculative Film
Short. The BIJOU DREAM senes pres
ents films discussed in FS 292, The
Great Filmmakers, and in FS 407 and
FS 507, Seminar: The Great Filmmak
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£' FS 407G, The Speculative Film
Short. A 2-credit course on
science fiction and fantasy
short films. Ask at Speech
Registration table.
* Bijou Dream films. Students
who have completed FS 292
may enroll in FS 407G,
Seminar: Great Filmmakers,
since the films and filmmak
ers are different from previ
ous years. Graduate stu
dents who wish to study
these films may enroll in FS
507, Seminar: Great Film
makers.
☆ Coming Up. Winter term, in
Acme Bijou, John Ford; in
Bijou Dream, Welles, Ray,
Mann, Sturges, and Miz
oguchi. Spring term: in
Acme Bijou, Rossellini and
King Vidor; in Bijou Dream,
Rossellini, Visconti, Bunuel,
Truffaut, and Kurosawa.