American Philosophical Society Museum

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Philadelphia Area Center for History of Science

Dialogues with Darwin: An Exhibition of Historical Documents and Contemporary Art

Programs and Events

Secret Cinema:  Island of Lost Souls (1933)

July 30, 2009

The Secret Cinema presents a film screening of Island of Lost Souls (1933)

Thursday, July 30
6-7 pm: View the exhibition, Dialogues with Darwin
7-9 pm: Screening of Island of Lost Souls (1933) followed by discussion

APS Museum
104 South Fifth Street
(adjacent to Independence Hall)

Admission is Free (seating is limited)

ABOUT THE SECRET CINEMA
Jay Schwartz began the Secret Cinema in 1992, after collecting film prints for nearly twenty years. The Secret Cinema presents only original 16mm (and sometimes 35mm) films, never DVD or other video formats. The mission of the Secret Cinema is to celebrate the beauty and historical importance of projected celluloid, and to present films that would otherwise not be seen. Schwartz has shown films in many locations around Philadelphia and the world, ranging from a small living room to places such as University of Pennsylvania, Moore College of Art, and Eastern State Penitentiary.