I notice W&W's RIO RITA is scheduled for early on Friday June 11th.
(Actually
on June 10th schedule.) When was this "lost" film found?

This has been around for decades and was in the old C&C TV package. What
did
turn up more recently (10-15 years ago?) was the color footage.
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http://www.turnerclassicmovies.com/Schedule/Print/0,,06-2004|0|,00.html

Set your VCRs (or TiVos)

I couldn't help but notice that TCM will be showing Nosferatu in June.
It's on the Sunday June 6 schedule at midnight Eastern time. That's
really the morning of June 7 on the East coast or 9:00 pm June 6 for
West coast viewers.

They have been showing the David Shepard print with the Silent
Orchestra (2000) score for the past two (maybe three) years.

I understand that the June screening will be a new print that features
the 1997 James Bernard score. It's the first broadcast in the US of
this score that I am aware of. A quick look at IMDB indicates that
this may have been the last feature length score by this fine
composer.

The print is most likely the Photoplay production that was presented
on the "Channel Four Silents"

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On Fri, 21 May 2004 03:26:57 GMT, Carlos Garza
notmyreal@emailaddress.com > wrote:

Set your VCRs (or TiVos)

I couldn't help but notice that TCM will be showing Nosferatu in June.
It's on the Sunday June 6 schedule at midnight Eastern time. That's
really the morning of June 7 on the East coast or 9:00 pm June 6 for
West coast viewers.

They have been showing the David Shepard print with the Silent
Orchestra (2000) score for the past two (maybe three) years.

I understand that the June screening will be a new print that features
the 1997 James Bernard score. It's the first broadcast in the US of
this score that I am aware of. A quick look at IMDB indicates that
this may have been the last feature length score by this fine
composer.

The print is most likely the Photoplay production that was presented
on the "Channel Four Silents"

This version is from the BFI and is available as an R2 DVD.

The print is the same as the recent KINO DVD.

Scoundrel

( now if they could just release the restored print with a new
recording of the Timothy Brock organ score...)






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