Package: The Mark of Zorro & Don Q, Son of Zorro

Get discounted tickets to our Tuesday, May 13 screening of The Mark of Zorro (1920) and Tuesday, June 17 screening Don Q, Son of Zorro when purchased as a package, both featuring live piano accompaniment by Jeff Rapsis!

When purchased as part of this package, tickets are $30 general admission and $27 for Coolidge Members, students, and seniors.

About The Mark of Zorro (1920)

1800s Spanish California is the setting in which Douglas Fairbanks creates the prototype movie action-adventure hero, with surprising humor and athleticism, as "Señor Zorro". Slashing his trademark Z on the consciousnesses (and anatomies) of the henchmen of corrupt Governor Alvarado, Zorro leads the way to JUSTICE FOR ALL!

About Don Q, Son of Zorro

Returning to the legend that inspired his first swashbuckling adventure, Douglas Fairbanks appeared in Don Q, Son of Zorro. Don Cesar De Vega (Fairbanks) crosses swords with a vicious member of the Queen's Guard (Donald Crisp, who also directed), and steals the affection of a young heiress (Mary Astor). When the officer frames the young upstart for murder, Don Cesar fakes his own death and retreats to the crumbling ruins of the family castle, where he plots his vengeance.

About Jeff Rapsis

Jeff Rapsis is a writer/editor, educator, and also a composer and performer who specializes in creating live musical scores for silent film screenings. He does other things, too. Specific talents include an ability to place coins on either elbow and then catch them in the same hand before they hit the floor, though sometimes he misses and the coins go flying just everywhere. He's also an award-winning journalist, newspaper publisher, and owner of multiple dogs. Visit his website here.