Wladyslaw Starewicz Shorts (1925-1926) *Rivoli Revival*

Attendance at the Williams Center involves risks associated with live entertainment, including loud sound, flashing lights and strobes, theatrical fog, crowded spaces, dancing, physical contact, slips and falls, and exposure to communicable illnesses. These conditions may cause injury or illness. Please consider your health, personal limitations, and comfort before attending or participating. Loud music can cause permanent hearing damage. Hearing protection is strongly recommended. Events may include lighting effects that can trigger seizures or other reactions in susceptible individuals. Ask staff about event conditions if you have concerns. Please follow all posted rules, warnings, and staff instructions. Keep exits and aisles clear, remain outside restricted areas, and promptly report unsafe conditions, injuries, or emergencies to staff. Violence, harassment, unauthorized stage access, and dangerous behavior are prohibited. Attendees who violate venue rules may be refused admission or removed, subject to applicable law and ticket policies. If you choose to dance or participate in other activities, consider the surrounding conditions and your abilities. Respect other attendees' space and avoid conduct that could injure yourself or others. Alcohol is available only to guests of legal drinking age with valid identification. Please drink responsibly and arrange safe transportation. Service may be refused in accordance with applicable law. Keep personal belongings secure and avoid leaving valuables unattended. Report lost or stolen items to staff. The venue takes reasonable steps to provide a safe environment, but attendance cannot be guaranteed to be free of risk. Nothing in this notice releases the venue from liability imposed by law, waives an attendee's legal rights, or excuses gross negligence, reckless or intentional misconduct, or violations of applicable legal duties.
Come watch these fascinating shorts by pioneering stop-motion animator Ladislaw Starewicz, including: 1. "The Cameraman's Revenge" (1912), a story of love and infidelity among the insects, 2. "The Insect's Christmas" (1913), a dazzlingly beautiful film of the Yuletide celebrations of a Christmas-tree ornament and his tiny friends 3. "Frogland" (1922), a political allegory made during his time in Paris, 4. "Voice of the Nightingale" (1923), a gorgeous hand-colored fable, 5. "The Mascot" (1933), a story where toys come to life, 6. and the snowland fantasy "Winter Carousel" (1958). Join Cinema Underground as we bring Brett Miller's live accompaniment to the Rivoli Stage. Brett Miller worked with film preservationists from the Library of Congress, recorded with Eye Filmmuseum, the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau Foundation, and is a regular on the world's largest Pipe Organ in Atlantic City. He will be gracing the historic Rivoli Stage every fourth Tuesday of the month with silent classics every creature and connoisseur needs to see.

- Main Box Office: (201) 460-4343
- Administrative Office: (201) 460-4330

- Available at main box office
- Must present valid photo ID
- Tickets can be picked up 1 hour before performance
- Unclaimed tickets released 15 minutes before show time

- Free Municipal Parking Lot Adjacent to Theater
- Street Parking Available
- Handicap Parking Spaces Near Main Entrance
- Recommended to arrive 30 minutes early for parking

- Wheelchair Accessible Seating
- Companion Seats Available
- Assistive Listening Devices Provided
- Ground Floor Entry

- No Outside Food or Drink
- No Photography During Performances
- Silent Electronic Devices
- Late Seating During Natural Breaks

- Children 4 and Older Permitted
- Children Under 4 Not Recommended
- Suggested Age Limits Vary by Performance Type
- Parental Discretion Advised