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Tag: George Eastman Museum

Betty Balfour

Looking for Squibs

November 13, 2018 Ben Model Leave a comment

Two main elements in film programming, I’ve found, are knowing the films and knowing where prints of them are. The…

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Posted in: MoMA, Silent Comedy International, silent film accompaniment Filed under: Betty Balfour, Dave kehr, funny ladies, George Eastman Museum, MoMA, NYU Cinema Studies, silent comedy international, steve massa, william K. everson

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