NILES ESSANAY SILENT FILM MUSEUM PRESENTS:

9TH ANNUAL BRONCHO BILLY SILENT FILM FESTIVAL

JUNE 23, 24, 25, 2006


Location:
 Niles Edison Theater, 37417 Niles Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94536

NOTICE!!  NOTICE!!  NOTICE!!
VERY LIMITED SEATING!!!
WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE
Tickets may be purchased by:
In Person "ONLY" at the Museum Store during our regular hours:
Saturday noon to 4 P.M. & Sundays 11 A.M. to 3 P.M.
or at our 7:30 P.M. Saturday Evening shows

You must arrive "at least" 15-20 minutes prior to the film segment
to get seats that you have reserved!

We have decided to showcase our theater as the only venue for the Film Festival
this year.  With that in mind, the seating is more limited but more comfortable
over all so "please get your tickets in advance.


PROGRAM SCHEDULE & TICKET PRICES

SCHEDULE

Friday Evening, June 23

6:30 - 7:30 PM in the Niles Edison Theater: Meet and Greet Hour
7:30 - 8:00 PM - Opening remarks - Hubbard Award 
8:00 - 8:45 PM - Stephen Hubbard hosts The Bridge Builders
Ray Hubbard documentary on building San Franscisco's famed Golden Gate Bridge.
8:45 - 9:00 PM - Intermission
9:00 - 9:45 PM - Made In Niles-hosted by Sam Gill
The Tomboy at Bar Z - Gilbert Anderson

Snakeville's Champion - Ben Turpin, Lloyd Bacon

Bruce Loeb at the piano 
9:45 - 10:45 PM - Restoring Chaplin Mutual Films-hosted by David Shepard
Easy Street (1917) & The Rink (1916)

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $10.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $8.00


Saturday Morning, June 24

10:00 - 12 Noon in the Niles Edison Theater 
Ben Turpin and Friends-hosted by Richard Roberts 
Mr Flip - Ben Turpin (1909)
His New Job - Ben Turpin and Charlie Chaplin (1915)
The Harem - Ben Turpin and Rube Miller (1916)
Curses - They Remarked - Chester Conklin (1914)
The Janitor - Hank Mann (1919)
The Cockeyed Family - Ben Turpin (1928)
The Keystone Hotel - All Star Cast (1935)
David Drazin at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


1:00 PM - 3:00 PM in Niles Edison Theater 
Stunts and Special Effects in Early Westerns - moderated by Larry Telles 
Tumbleweeds - William S. Hart

Round table discussion with Diana Cary, Bob Birchard, & Sprague Anderson
Molly Axtmann at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


Saturday Afternoon, June 24

3:30 - 5:30 PM in Niles Edison Theater 
Flaming Youth of the Roaring '20's-hosted by Chris Snowden 
My Lady of Whims  Clara Bow, Donald Keith (1925)
The Relay  George Lewis and Eddie Phillips (1927)
The Campus Vamp  Daphne Pollard, Carole Lombard (1928)
Flashing Oars  George Lewis, Eddie Phillips (1927)
Frederick Hodges at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


Saturday Evening, June 24

7:15 - 9:00 PM in Niles Edison Theater
Annette Lloyd Hosts 
Rural and Otherwise:The Many Faces of Harold Lloyd
Billy Blazes, Esquire Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels (1919)
 All Aboard  Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels (1917)
The City Slicker Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels (1918)
I'm On My Way Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels (1919)
Pay Your Dues Snub Pollard, Bebe Daniels (1919)
Judy Rosenberg at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


9:15 - 10:30 PM in Niles Edison Theater
The Feature Film-hosted by David Shepard
 Valley of the Giants Milton Sills, Doris Kenyon, Arthur Stone, George Fawcett (1927)
Phil Carli at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


Sunday Morning, June 25

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM in the Niles Edison Theater:
Tribute to King Baggot - Hosted by Sally Dumaux
 Human Hearts House Peters, Russell Simpson (1922)
Phil Carli at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


Sunday Afternoon, June 25

2:30 - 3:30 PM in Niles Edison Theater:
Growing up with the Movies - An interview with Les Thomsen
Hosted by David Kiehn

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $5.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $4.00


Sunday Evening, June 25

4:00 - 6:00 PM in Niles Edison Theater
David Shepard Hosts our closing film
 Beloved Rogue John Barrymore, Conrad Veidt, Marceline Day
Jon Mirsalis at the piano

Non-Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $7.00

Museum Member (Adult/Children)  $6.00


SPECIAL (All Segment) FESTIVAL PASS

Adult/Children $55.00 (Save $9 for all Festival Segments)

MUSEUM MEMBER FESTIVAL PASS

Museum Member $50.00 (Save $5 for all Festival Segments)




BRING THE DOWNLOADED ORDER FORM TO THE MUSEUM
DURING NORMAL BUSINESS HOURS.


2006 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE, DIRECTIONS, & ORDER FORM (Acrobat PDF File)



Transportation Information:

Niles is accessible from all three major airports of the Bay Area:  San Francisco International, San Jose and Oakland.  Oakland is the closest "distance-wise."   All three are about 40 - 60 minutes driving time.

Driving directions:

FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO AREA:  Cross on the San Mateo bridge, go south on highway 880, exit at Alvarado Niles Blvd, turn left at the light and go over the freeway.  The Crowne Plaza Hotel is on the right just past the freeway.  Continue on Alvarado Niles (after the road crosses Decoto, it becomes Niles Blvd) for several miles (and lots of stop lights).   The road will narrow to one lane each direction and you will pass the Mission Adobe Nursery on your right.  To get to the Edison Theater,continue a couple blocks through downtown Niles until you get to G & H Streets, the Edison Theater is in between them on the right.

FROM THE NORTH EAST BAY: Take 880 south and follow the directions above after exiting on Alvarado Niles.  Alternatively, take Mission Blvd (State Route 238) south from Interstate 580 in Hayward, turn right on Nursery Blvd, turn left onto Niles Blvd, and follow the directions listed above.

FROM THE MID PENINSULA AREA: : Cross the Dumbarton bridge, continue east on Decoto Road (DO NOT get onto the 880 freeway-stay in the left hand lane where it says Freeway ends - then work your way over to the right lane within a couple miles) until you reach the intersection with Niles Blvd. (You will see a Taco Bell on your right), turn right onto Niles Blvd and go about two miles - follow directions as listed above.

FROM THE SOUTH BAY:  FROM HIGHWAY 880: Take 880 to the Mowry Blvd.exit.  Turn right and drive to Central Fremont (towards the hills).  Make a left at Mission Blvd.,turn left onto Niles Blvd, go under RR tracks, road makes sharp turn to the right, continue through downtown Niles until you get to H & G Streets, the Edison Theater is in between the two streets on the left.

FROM HIGHWAY 680: take Interstate 680 north, exit on the Mission Blvd exit at the base of the hill, turn left onto Mission Blvd, go north about 6 miles, turn left onto Niles Blvd, go under RR tracks, road makes sharp turn to the right, continue through downtown Niles until you get to H &G Streets, the Edison Theater is in between on the left.




Places to stay:  

The distance from the Crowne Plaza hotel to Niles Hall is appx 4.2 miles.

Crowne Plaza Hotel
32083 Alvarado Niles Road
Union City, CA
1-800-227-6963 (main number)
1-510-489-2200  (local number)
cpoaklandsouth@aol.com  (email)
Typical higher end hotel--about 5 miles north on the same road as downtown Niles.  Easy access to Niles and the 880 freeway.
Ask the Crowne Plaza about the film festival discount rates.
 
Fremont Frontier Motel
38416 Mission Blvd
Fremont, CA  94536
510-793-0303
By far the closest housing and has reasonable rates.   Typical economy type accommodations.


All is subject to change.
 

BACK TO MAIN FESTIVAL PAGE




© 2006 Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum All rights reserved 

Web Services provided by NESFM