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SUMMARY:Glenn R. Miller Presents Rough Cuts
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Subtext Bookstore on Wednesday\, November 4th at 7
  PM for an event with Glenn R. Miller\, who will be discussing his recen
 t release\, Rough Cuts. It's 1926\, and the world of film is about to ch
 ange forever. On the cusp of "talkies\," directors and actors fear their
  greatest days might soon be behind them. Patrick J. Shepard\, a directo
 r at the end of his career\, has just completed his masterpiece\, his ve
 hicle for eternal fame. But there's one problem: Ohio. Harold Dawdry\, t
 he young\, second-string minister at a small church in a corner of Ohio\
 , has been appointed to the State Film Censorship Board. He regards this
  appointment as his ticket to the power and relevance he desperately cra
 ves. And there is one director who has particularly rankled his delicate
  sensibilities: Patrick J. Shepard. The minister feels Ohio is best serv
 ed if Shepard makes drastic cuts to his final film. The silent film era 
 is about to get loud. "If you love history with a comic edge\, this one 
 is for you." -R\n\nhttps://findlocal.community/event/18921ca5-a929-4ab3-
 b9c6-974672e325c4
LOCATION:Subtext Bookstore\, 6 West 5th St.
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/18921ca5-a929-4ab3-b9c6-974672e325c
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