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[Boston's] Alloy Orchestra has written a new score to accompany the Rudolph Valentino silent "The Eagle"...The film was shown in a new slow-emulsion print produced by Box 5, run by Winokur and his wife, Jane Gillooly, that revealed the fine detail and painterly shades of director Clarence Brown's 1927 original -- in a long backward pan of a feast table, for example, a smoky cell room, or for that matter, the fullness of Valentino's nose.
- http://www.boston.com/ae/music/articles/2007/02/17/alloy_orchestra_finds_romance_with_the_eagle/ (Open in New Window)
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I believve that a good score is essential to the proper enjoyment of a classic silent film.
Yes a piano player, a lot of smoke.
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