SATURDAY MARCH 9, 2013 -7:30 PM  $8

139 NW 2ND AVE, PORTLAND, OR

After you navigate our labyrinthian portal which we have constructed out of everyday objects such as cardboard, duct tape, duck tape, zip ties, gold ingots, bar-b-que sauce, glue and macaroni (pre-cooked) you enter the golden anteroom and finally The monument of the 7th Dimension with its many stations for guidance into this transformative realm.

Please join us and you will never be the same again.

Your hand/eye coordination will be much improved in the 7th Dimension.

People of the 7th Dimension are happy.

Travel back in time to view our very first museum building and the great woolly ant.

Showtime is 7:30  Every night except closed Mondays

$8.00

Friday -Sunday February 1,2,3  Bad Bugs Bunny  Since creating this program in 1993 it has been screened all around the world and just sold out a weekend at the Trylon Microcinema in Minneapolis.

Tuesday and Wednesday  February 5 and 6  Let’s Go to the Circus!  This will be the world premiere of a new Dennis Nyback creation.  Great short films featuring circuses including Boy of the Circus shot in technicolor in the mid 1950′s and the 1979 film Cotton Candy and Elephant Stuff.  Much more.

Thursday  February 7  Sex Ed Films   Included will be what were called “pink slip” films which were shown to girls only in the sixth grade across the US.  Also from Canada the jaw dropping About Conception and Contraception.  Much more!

Tuesday-Wednesday February 12 and 13  Vaudeville Deluxe  A wonderful look at vaudeville in films from the twenties and thirties.  It will include early sound test films including Gus Visser.  Many other acts that defy belief!  You will be delighted and amazed, and if a vaudevillian yourself, inspired

Friday – Sunday February 15, 16, 17  The Dark Side of Dr. Seuss.  The last time I showed this program in Tuscon five hundred people came to see it.  Here is a review.   Also this youtube.   Don’t miss it!

Tuesday and Wednesday February 19 and 20   I Love a Ukulele!  A wonderful program of vintage short films and cartoons featuring that wonderful portable instrument.  The virtuoso player Roy Smeck will be featured.

Thursday February 21  The Blaxploitation Cartoon Special  Ten banned cartoons showing how African Americans were portrayed in animation from 1916 to 1943.

Friday – Sunday February 22, 23, 24    

Stag Party Special   A delightful evening of vintage smut!  Comprised of hard core Stag Films and Risque Rarities.  Films from 1915 to 1950.   A lot of fun for the curious one.

Here's the  full program list:

(The silent portions of the show will be accompanied by a choice selection of dirty songs recorded from the 1920's into the 1950's.)

How To Undress In Front of Your Husband (c1940)
tease film Starring Mrs. John Barrrymore

A Free Ride (c1916) 
Stag Considered the oldest stag film in existence

Three Party Girls (c1929)
Nudie cutie. Three girls get creative with costuming. 

Bedroom Frolics (c1940) 
Stag This one ends with a truly shocking act

Princess Papouli (c1943)
Naughty Soundie

Hokum The Magician (c1933) 
Stag An elegant stag possibly inspired by Man Ray photography

How To Hold a Husband (c1950)
Tease Film Considered by some to have been made by Ed Wood Jr.

Kiss the Boys Goodbye (c1942)
Naughty Soundie. A patriotic woman goes for a foursome? 

The Black Mass (c1928)
German Stag A Satanic ritual featuring dozens of women and one man

The Martins and The Coys c1943
Naughty Soundie

Fly Man (c1935)
Stag Creative use of slo-mo

Strip Polka (c1943) 
Naughty Soundie

Dixie Evans (1950) 
Strip Tease The best strip number ever filmed

The Further Adventures of Pete The Tramp (c1944)
Stag A very funny film

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Tuesday – Wednesday February 26 and 27   Scopitone A Go Go    When I showed this in New York in 1997 MTV put me on the world wide news.  A wonderful program of music shorts from the early 1960′s in garish color and magnetic sound.  If you have never seen a Scopitone on the big screen you have not lived.

Thursday February 28  The Birth of Betty Boop (Or, My Life as a Dog)   Yes, Betty Boop began her animated career in 1930 as a dog.  And not just any dog, but the carnal love interest of Bimbo the dog.  See how she morphed into the Betty we all know and love in ten cartoons from 1930 and 1931.

Here are a couple of links that will get you more information. Remember both shows begin at 8 p.m. and both are $8. That is a great deal for ACTUAL 16MM PRINTS!!!

https://www.facebook.com/events/464589086937062/

https://www.facebook.com/events/417412334996012/

Subversive Animation is the fourth in our Faux Reel series. You will see 90 minutes of crazy short vintage animated shorts. All actual 16mm prints! Do you want to see drugged dwarves, anarchist bombers and cocaine cartoons? Well this is the ticket. Come see our fast-paced roundup of wildly subversive animated shorts from cartoon history, many censored, banned and rare!

Find out more right here http://www.dennisnybackfilms.com/272-2/169-2/177-2/234-2/228-2/237-2/204-2/220-2/238-2/254-2/266-2/221-2/333-2/325-2/333-2/353-2/704-2/

A Cross Dress Extravaganza: Men in Drag, Women in Revolt. + meet film maker, screen writer, playwright Andy Podell. His one act and feature length plays include: Las Vegas Habitat, The Last Occupy, Mom Was a Carny, For the Cossacks, and others. He was the head writer for the PBS documentary After Stonewall. He will be screening his 1991 short film Meet the Montoyas, a cult hit in Europe. Dennis Nyback will show his program Cross Dress Extravaganza: Men in Drag and Women In Revolt. It includes Fatty Arbuckle, Charlie Chase, Thelma Todd, Bugs Bunny, and much more, including the not to to be missed "Behind Every Good Man" made in 1965 by Nikolai Ursin.

PLUS  in the show will be the 1929 short Girls Will Be Boys, considered by some to be a lost film. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1045100/combined

January 12, 2013 8:00 p.m. $8 at the door.

139 NW 2nd Ave. {That is @ the corner of NW 2nd & Davis}

Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. [Old Town]

Here is the invite on our Facebookian page.

Here's the link to Dennis Nyback Films. Dennis is the culminator, collector, curator of this wonderful collection of 16mm films. That's right they are all real celluloid! Last month we sold out The Faux Auditorium gallery so show up early and grab some refreshments and enjoy our offerings. Look for more films this month too. Watch here or Facebook for information.

Don't miss this!

Drugged dwarves, anarchist bombers and cocaine cartoons! A  fast-paced roundup of wildly subversive animated shorts from cartoon history, many censored, banned and rare. Featuring:

The Sunshine Makers. - Just what is it those psychotropic “Milkmen” are delivering?

Wake Up the Gypsy In Me. -Now this is the kind of anarchy they thought worth supporting.

and many more! Including these...

Mickey’s Whoopee Party - 1932

Betty Boop for President - 1932

We will be open Christmas eve until about 3:30 and then it's time for some Hot Buttered Rum. We will be closed December 25 through December 29. Then it will be party time!

THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING THIS YEAR. YOU HAVE BEEN GREAT!!!

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