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the Silent Clowns
Film Series
and help us
preserve the silent
film experience!
Your
100% tax-deductible
contribution
helps keep our
series going!
The Silent Clowns Film
Series is a 501(c)(3)
not-for-profit
organization
(our corporate
name is Silent Cinema
Presentations, Inc.)
Our
shows are
open-seating and
admission is
free,
but if you have
one of these --

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ONLINE
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online with
a credit card
via PayPal!
Click on the donate
button:
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via
SNAIL-MAIL
Make out your
check to
Silent Cinema
Presentations,
Inc.
and mail it to:
Silent Cinema
Presentations,
Inc.
P.O. Box 903
Planetarium
Station
New York,
NY
10024-0546
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"Friends
of the SCFS"
Membership
Levels:
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Single
-- $35
-- reserve
1 seat at
selected shows
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Dual --
$65 -- reserve
2 seats at
selected shows
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Family
-- $75 --
reserve seats
for up
to 4
guests
at selected
shows
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Contributor
-- $100 (or
more) -- reserves
seats for up
to 5
guests
at selected
shows, and you
receive our
annual gift
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Patron
-- $500 (or
more) -- reserves
seats for up
to 5 guests,
plus —
you receive our
annual gift,
and
an on-screen
credit which
will run
before each
show.
No
contribution
is too small,
and any
donation is
greatly
appreciated. |

Silent
Cinema Presentations,
Inc. is supported by a
very generous grant
from the New York
State Council on the
Arts (NYSCA),
the
NYC Department of
Cultural Affairs,
the Ira
M. Resnick Foundation
and
other private
foundations, as well
as from membership
support.
If
you have any questions
about contributing,
please click here to send
an e-mail.
Thank you!
Our
Mission
Statement
Silent
Cinema
Presentations
is a
not-for-profit
organization
dedicated to
presenting
silent movies
with live
musical
accompaniment
to audiences
of all ages,
in order to
preserve the
experience of
silent
cinema.
We produce
silent film
shows at a
variety of
venues, and we
restore silent
films for use
at our shows.
We
believe in the
entertainment
value and the
cultural and
historical
importance of
silent cinema,
and will pass
its fun, wonders
and traditions
on to the
audiences of
today and
tomorrow.
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