“Safety Last” is the story of an industrious fellow who climbed a skyscraper to win his girl. It’s the ultimate thrill comedy. Micah Mertes shares "In the best action movies of today, Lloyd’s influence can still be felt. You can see it every time Tom Cruise hangs off the side of a building/plane/helicopter in a new Mission: Impossible movie. You can see it in Jackie Chan’s best movies. Chan is a silent film buff who counts Keaton and Lloyd (and another Omahan, Fred Astaire) as his biggest influences. In various films, Chan has paid tribute to Lloyd’s most famous stunts, including the clock scene.

Click here to visit our website and read Micah Mertes full article about the boy from Burchard, Nebraska and how Lloyd invented the modern action movie. There is also a link to PBS story The Third Genius , and another story detailing the connection with Clark Kent.

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One of the most prominent and recognized scorers of silent photoplays in America today. He works exclusively with the organ in developing accurate and historic musical accompaniments as they were performed in major picture palaces during the heyday of the silent film.

Clark will perform at Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles at the Annual Halloween Film event in late October.

Click for Clark Wilson's silent movie experience

40% of the May show audience surveys were returned with > 90% of the show responses positive with >90% of the respondents attending another show and >90% recommending others to attend.

One of the comments - " Lifelong Wichita resident and this has to be one of the best-kept secrets of

Wichita. It was an outstanding evening, and one of the best events my wife and I have attended. Pictures and stories about the Wichita Wurlitzer need to plastered all over town much like is being done with the Wichita Flag. "

Remember there is "Safety" in numbers! Be sure to bring friends and do not wait to get your tickets until the "Last."

Read what May 8 show attendees said