Saturday Evening, June 30
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM in Niles Edison Theater
Saturday Evening Film Segment
On Trial
Sydney Ainsworth & Mary McAlister (1917)
With shorts:
Dreamy Dud Resolves Not to Smoke
animated by Wallace Carlson (1915)
Billy McGrath on Broadway John Steppling & Eleanor Blanchard (1913)
Max Wants a Divorce Max Linder & Martha Mansfield (1917)
Judy Rosenberg at the piano
Adult $10.00 Suggested Donat
ONLY TELEPHONE ORDERS NOW!
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Sunday Morning, July 1
(NOT PART OF THE ALL FESTIVAL PASS)
A Niles Canyon Railroad Adventure: 11:10 AM - 1:30 PM
Ride the historic Niles Canyon Railway, See Niles Canyon
as it looked in 1913, and have a box lunch
(turkey, tuna or vegetarian) with fellow film fans.
BOX LUNCH NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON TRAIN.
Adult $20.00 Suggested Donation
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Sunday Afternoon, July 1
2:00 PM - 3:30 PM in the Niles Edison Theater:
Snakeville Comedies - Made in Niles
Sophie's Hero Margaret Joslin & Augustus Carney (1913)
Sophie Picks a Dead One Margaret Joslin & Harry Todd (1914)
When Slippery Slim Went for the Eggs Margaret Joslin & Harry Todd (1915)
Snakeville's Champion Ben Turpin, Lloyd Bacon & Margaret Joslin (1915)
Versus Sledge Hammers Margaret Joslin & Harry Todd (1915)
Frederick Hodges at the piano
Adult $7.00 Suggested Donation
| SORRY, SOLD OUT!
Sunday Afternoon, July 1
4:00 - 6:00 PM in Niles Edison Theater:
The Best of Broncho Billy
Broncho Billy's Christmas Dinner G. M. Anderson & Edna Fisher (1913)
Broncho Billy's Adventure G. M. Anderson & Edna Fisher (1911)
Broncho Billy and the Schoolmistress G. M. Anderson & Fred Church, (1912)
"Alkali" Bests Broncho Billy Augustus Carney & G. M. Anderson (1912)
Broncho Billy's Heart G. M. Anderson & Arthur Mackley (1912)
Why Broncho Billy Left Bear County G. M. Anderson & Marguerite Clayton (1913)
Broncho Billy's Wild Ride G. M. Anderson & Marguerite Clayton (1914)
Broncho Billy and the Claim Jumpers G. M. Anderson & Marguerite Clayton (1915)
Bruce Loeb at the piano
Adult $7.00 Suggested Donation
| SORRY, SOLD OUT!
Sunday Evening, July 1
7:30 - 9:30 PM in Niles Edison Theater
Filling His Own Shoes Bryant Washburn & Rod LaRocque (1917)
Plus Shorts:
The Tomboy on Bar Z Virginia Eames & True Boardman (1912)
The Episode at Cloudy Canyon True Boardman & Fred Church (1913)
Three Boiled Down Fables Harry Dunkinson & Leo White (1914)
Dr. Phil Carli at the piano
Adult $10.00 Suggested Donation
| ONLY TELEPHONE ORDERS NOW!
| CALL (510) 494-1411 AND LEAVE YOUR NAME AND TELEPHONE NUMBER
| WE WILL GET BACK YO YOU AS SOON AS WE CAN!
SPECIAL (All 7 Film Segments)
FESTIVAL PASS
Non-Museum Member $50.00 Suggested Donation
Museum Member $45.00 Suggested Donation
| SORRY, SOLD OUT!
COME TO THE MUSEUM DURING REGULAR BUSINESS HOURS
OR CALL (510) 494-1411.
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 94587
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 for the special Niles
Film Festival Rate.
Holiday Inn Express
31140 Alvarado-Niles Road
Union City, CA 94587
Phone: 510-475-0600
Fax: 510-475-0910
Ask for the special Niles
Film Festival Rate.
Must book by May 29, 2007
All is subject to change.
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