SUN SEP 13, 2026 7:00 PM "The Sheriff's Baby" / SO THIS IS PARIS $12.00 (member) ; $17.00 (general admission) Los Feliz 3 | Silent Film Advocacy Award ceremony for film critic and author Leonard Maltin presented by film historian Randy Haberkamp. Introduction to the films by Turner Classic Movies writer and producer Austin Gold. Live score by Cliff Retallick. 100th Anniversary Preserved by the Library of Congress Book signing with film critic and author Leonard Maltin prior to the screening at 6:30pm at Los Feliz 3. ‘Los Angeles Silent Film Festival’ This event has passed
ABOUT THE EVENT: Prior to the screening, Los Angeles Silent Film Festival merch will be available for purchase in the auditorium. ABOUT THE FILMS: “The Sheriff’s Baby,” 1913, Dir. D.W. Griffith, 17 Mins, Film Preservation Society, USADirected by D.W. Griffith, this deceptively simple one-reel Western tells the story of an outlaw unexpectedly entrusted with the care of an infant. Combining suspense, humor and genuine emotional depth, the film demonstrates Griffith’s extraordinary ability to create memorable characters and emotional complexity within a single reel. FORMAT: DCP SO THIS IS PARIS, 1926, Dir. Ernst Lubitsch, 68 Mins, Park Circus, USA Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller star as a happily married couple whose lives become delightfully entangled with flirtatious neighbors, mistaken identities and one of silent cinema’s most celebrated comic dance sequences. At the height of his Hollywood career, Lubitsch demonstrates the sophisticated wit and effortless elegance that became known as the “Lubitsch Touch,” balancing romance, satire and visual invention with remarkable precision. Still as witty and sophisticated today as when it premiered, SO THIS IS PARIS remains one of Lubitsch’s most irresistible comedies and a brilliant example of silent cinema at its most stylish. FORMAT: 35mm