A Guitar/Bass duo play music composed by Chaplin:
“Now that it’s ended, Mandolin serenade, Sing a song, Falling star, Without you, Beautiful, wonderful eyes, Eternally, The spring song, You are the song, Weeping willows, Smile”
The music played by Manfred Junker (guitars) and German Klaiber (bass) is sweet, relaxing and jazzy.
Liu Jo 2008 Chaplin Collection now available through their stores in Europe
Trendy womens tops bearing the Little Tramp image. Congratulations to Liu Jo for their creativity !
Have a look on the new products in our SHOP SECTION !
Unfortunately, Liu Jo does not have an online shop.
Apart from the image she has won for (this beautiful evocation of “Gold Rush”) you’ll find on “her personal page”:/users/286 a great set of fun and creative pictures.
PS : don’t forget to click on the pictures to enlarge them.
“h_essay”:/users/200 has many great pictures as well, we find both touching and funny (like the one where she makes a face at Buster Keaton). And we would like to thank her for the refreshing enthusiasm she has shown on our website.
“silent_twenties”:/users/131 made a great homage to “the kid”, we believe it’s a shame they didn’t get better ratings, she still has won the third prize for this very Chaplin-like picture of the little tramp sleeping on a bench.
“Slapstick Silent Comedy Festival: 17th-20th January 2008”:http://www.slapstick.org.uk/events.htm
Special Gala on Friday 18 January 19.30 at Colston Hall
Paul Merton hosts this special Slapstick Gala, featuring the world première of Timothy Brock’s reworking of Chaplin’s score for his greatest silent comedy “The Gold Rush”:/en/articles/5 performed by the 15 piece Emerald Ensemble.
With additional comedy shorts, including Laurel and Hardy classic Leave’em Laughing and special guests Paul McGann and Christopher Chaplin.
Fee: £15.00 full / £12.00 concessions & Bristol Silents members / £5.00 children (under 12)
From Colston Hall Box Office: (0117) 922 3686 or colstonhall.or
“More info”:http://www.slapstick.org.uk/events.htm
In Film Forum
209 W Houston St, New York, NY 10014
Box Office: (212) 727-8110 Contact Film Forum
1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:15, 9:10
A KINO INTERNATIONAL RELEASE
“If only one of Chaplin’s films could be preserved, “City Lights”:/en/articles/4 would come the closest to representing all the different notes of his genius. It contains the slapstick, the pathos, the pantomime, the effortless physical coordination, the melodrama, the bawdiness, the grace, and, of course, the Little Tramp — the character said at one time to be the most famous image on earth.” Roger Ebert.