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The 1929 GW Pabst directed film, Diary of a Lost Girl, starring Louise Brooks, will be screened twice in January.

On January 2nd, The Diary of a Lost Girl will be shown at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. with live musical accompaniment by 3epkano, an Irish musical ensemble which specializes in silent film accompaniment. The group will perform their original score, which was premiered in June at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

More info at http://www.examiner.com/louise-brooks-i ... ry-of-art
And on January 13th, the film will be shown at the Action Christine cinema in Paris, France. This screening will be preceded by an author talk at the nearby Village Voice Bookshop by (yours truly) Thomas Gladysz, who will be speaking about his recently published "Louise Brooks edition" of the 1905 book which was the basis of the 1929 film.

More info at http://www.villagevoicebookshop.com/author_events.html

More info on the book at http://www.pandorasbox.com/diary.html

The Natl Gallery of Art screening is at 4:30pm - Gallery doors close to the public at 5pm, so don't be late!

Screenings are in the NGA's East Wing, lower level auditorium.

Free admission.

Getting there: some street parking.
Garages on 6th St, NW, half a block north of Pennsylvania Ave, NW and 2 blocks away from the Gallery charge $10 for the afternoon.

Nearest Metro stations are all about 20 min walk from the East Wing - Archives/Navy Memorial (green/yellow lines), Smithsonian (blue/orange lines), and L'Enfant Plaza (blue/orange and green/yellow).

Anne

ParisVoice, a webzine for English-speaking Parisians, ran a piece about the Jan 13th bookstore event and film screening in Paris. The article can be found at

http://www.parisvoice.com/new-books/708 ... q-revisite

The screening - which follows the talk at the Village Voice Bookshop - will take place at the Action Christine cinema. Here is the link to the pdf announcement for that half of the event

http://www.actioncinemas.com/presse/louisebrooks.pdf