From: Ken Bawcom (email suppressed)
Date: Tue Jun 06 2006 - 16:11:24 PDT
Quoting Ana Kronschnabl <email suppressed>:
> is this serious?
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> ana
I guess that depends on whether you are a Mormon, or not...
Ken B.
> Pioneer Theater wrote:
>> "The Mormon Church Explains It All to You"
>> a seriously odd program of classic educational shorts made by the
>> Church of Latter-Day Saints
>> Finally screening at the Pioneer Theater in NYC's East Village,
>> after being cancelled due to last year's transit strike! Presented
>> by fabled film collector Dennis Nyback
>> This Sunday, June 11, 7pm
>> Man's Search for Happiness 1964
>> "Made for the NY World's Fair. Directed by Wetzel O Whitaker. Just
>> about everything you need to know about Mormonism."
>> Cipher in the Snow 1973
>> "Directed by Keith J. Atkinson, protege of Wetzel O Whitaker. A very
>> bleak film about a school kid who drops dead and it is found that no
>> one at school had ever noticed him when he was alive."
>> The Mailbox 1977
>> "This film was mentioned to me by several people as the most
>> memorable film they were ever shown in school. Directed by David
>> Jacobs who started in Mormon films in 1962. It is a story of a old
>> woman who is neglected by her kids."
>> How Do I Love Thee 1965
>> "Directed by Wetzel O Whitaker. I always include this in my program
>> Dennis Nyback's Favorite Films. The story of college room mates Jan
>> and Penny. Penny puts out for her boyfriend. Jan is saving herself
>> for marriage."
>> Buy tickets in advance:
>> http://pioneertheater.tix.com/Event.asp?Event=59099
>> Screening atthe Pioneer Theater
>> East 3rd Street between Avenues A and B (closer to A)
>> New York, New York
>> www.twoboots.com/pioneer
>> (unless God strikes this program down again)
>>
>>
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