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Still from the Australian silent movie For the Term of His Natural Life, two men and two women seated by logs.

26 Oct

For the Term of His Natural Life

Experience the magic of yesteryear at the Capitol with a dazzling afternoon that celebrates the golden age of Australian silent cinema.

Dive into the newly restored classic, For the Term of His Natural Life (1927). Directed by Norman Dawn and featuring stars Eva Novak and George Fisher, this masterpiece was the most expensive Australian silent film of its time and remains a pinnacle of cinematic history.

Before the main feature, delight in a live performance by the Capitol Orchestra, enriching the visual spectacle with a sumptuous auditory experience. Additionally, enjoy a handpicked collection of enchanting short silent films from the 1920s, showcasing the innovative artistry of early filmmakers.

Date	Times
Sun 26 Oct	1:00pm - 3:00pm

Adult / general $25.50
Student / concession $20

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