The program will feature an interview with Fawn Lassiter, director of the Tom Mix Museum in Dewey.
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That live experience is impossible to duplicate, but Circle Cinema is still providing "Second Saturday Silents" during a pandemic thanks to improvisation, online streaming and the talents of Bill Rowland.
"Virtual screenings" including documentaries, foreign films and even cat videos have become part of the programming offered by Circle Cinema, with a cost that includes a portion of proceeds going toward the theater.
Most of the time, it's Bill Rowland who's sitting in the dark in front of the screen at Circle Cinema and playing the intricate theater pipe organ to accompany the on-screen action for the monthly silent-movie series.
Those who wish to see Rowland in action have two upcoming opportunities at Circle Cinema.
Free entertainment, community spirit and events that even the kids won’t mind going outside for: All can be found this summer at several Tulsa-area outdoor concert series.
Moviegoers should go bananas for the latest King Kong movie that opens this weekend, with previews beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday for "Kong: Skull Island" at Warren Theatre and others.
Circle Cinema's series of monthly silent films continues next weekend with a movie starring Oklahoma's Tom Mix, the cowboy-movie favorite from a century ago, and featuring memorabilia from Dewey's Tom Mix Museum at the event.
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Circle Cinema, Tulsa’s only independent art house movie theater just celebrated its 88th birthday.
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The next 'Silent Movie Night' at the theatre organ club is Jan.15 when the club will be screening the 1922 Douglas Fairbanks movie Robin Hood …
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“On second thought, let’s not go to Camelot,” King Arthur says in the movie “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.” “ ’Tis a silly place.”
Oklahoma native Ronald Young — whose Broadway career included co-starring with Carol Channing in "Hello, Dolly!" — will serve as director and master of ceremonies for the show.
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This video goes along with the story, "The Era Stopped, but the Music Played On." Bill Rowland, organist, explains the difference between a ch…
The first weeks of January can be slow in Tulsa. So maybe it's time to be creative and explore our city's great museums, lectures and library system. Here's what's on tap this week.
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Many antiques stir memories, but few can immerse you in a total experience of yesteryear. On Friday, you can attend the cinema of more than 80 years ago - for free.
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The Sooner State Chapter of the American Theatre Organ Society has elected officers for 2009-10.
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One of the all-time movie screen favorites, Douglas Fairbanks' "The Mark of Zorro" will be featured Friday at the monthly meeting of the Soone…
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In William A. Wellman
’s classic 1927 film, "Wings," tough guys are deadly quiet as they lead their WWI-era fighter planes into combat.
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A Tuesday Associated Press story incorrectly reported what company is doing etching work on a memorial for the USS Oklahoma planned for Pearl…
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The group’s pride and joy — a 1927 Robert Morton theater pipe organ — is the center of attention at every American Theatre Organ Society film …
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Bill Rowland's retirement has been a whole lot like his old work