The official address for the KSFF is:
    Kansas Silent Film Festival
    P.O. Box 2032
    Topeka, Kansas 66601-2032

E-mail contact - bill.shaffer@washburn.edu

Our supporters list for 2009 will appear in this space.

All donations are appreciated.

 

2009
Thirteenth Annual 
Kansas 
Silent Film
 
Festival 
-- the best of 
silent comedy and 
dramatic films 
with live 
musical 
accompaniment 

Directions to Washburn campus
Directions to Washburn campus
Directions
to Washburn campus
Directions to Washburn campus

Topeka provides
fine lodging

Questions? Contact us:
bill.shaffer@washburn.edu
or bshaffer2@cox.net

Made possible by
generous donations to
Kansas Silent Film
Festival, Inc.,

a 501(c)3 not-for-profit
corporation

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Kansas Silent Film Festival logo The Phantom of the Opera, with Lon Chaney When the Clouds Roll By,with Douglas Fairbanks Sr. His Majesty, the Scarecrow of Oz, produced by L. Frank Baum Double feature with Wallace Reid Nell Gwyn, with Dorothy Gish A Woman, with Charlie Chaplin

 

7 p.m. -- 10 p.m.
Fri, evening, February 27, 2009

9 a.m. -- 10 p.m.
Sat, all day,
February 28, 2009
White Concert Hall on campus of Washburn University

17th and Jewell, Topeka, Kansas
—This festival is FREE and open to the public 


Featuring:
Denise Morrison, film commentator
Dr. Marvin Faulwell
and Greg Foreman, organ accompanists
the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra
Bob Keckeisen, percussion
and [new in 2009] Jeff Rapsis, piano
Special guest: David Shephard, film preservationist

In February of 2009, the Kansas Silent Film Festival will be the site for the USA Premiere of Bardelys the Magnificent, the 1926 'lost' John Gilbert feature film!

Rediscovered in France a few years ago, this unique film is headed for a DVD release in the Spring. We will have a DVD version to show in February and the Mont Alto Orchestra will be there with us to perform their music score for it.

We have received confirmation from David Shepard and Jeff Masino (the U.S. producers) as well as the consent of Serge Bromberg at Lobster Films in France (who are doing the restoration) that we can show this film at KSFF 2009.

We look forward to this U.S.A. premier showing to the restored film as being a major event for all of us.

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Bill Shaffer, president,
Kansas Silent Film Festival, Inc.,
a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization
Topeka, Kansas