"Hot Water" with the PGH Silent Film Festival

One of Harold Lloyd's cleverest feature films, "Hot Water" (1924) has it all:  Harold taking a live turkey home on a streetcar, the ongoing destruction of Harold's new car, a sleepwalking mother-in-law, and spiders crawling up pantlegs.  It's pure silliness that will keep you laughing, plus live theatre organ accompaniment by Peter Krasinski!

BONUS:  "A Trip to the Moon" (hand-stenciled color version from 1912) with live theatre organ.

One screening only!  Entertainment for the whole family.