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Screening: Steamboat Bill Jr. + William Burg from Sacto Historical Society 
February 27, 2011
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On February 27, 1850, Sacramento officially incorporated as a city. On the 161st anniversary of this event, we'll be showing Steamboat Bill, Jr., the Buster Keaton classic which was filmed here! William Burg from the Sacramento County Historical Society will be dropping by to speak following the film.
Steamboat Bill, Jr. cost approximately $400,000, much of which was spent in Sacramento. The film employed over 1000 locals as extras (the Sacramento Chamber of Commerce provided the staff for the hiring of these extras), and the town featured in the film was built along the Sacramento River, employing local workers. All materials for the construction were also purchased locally. Keaton's production filled hotels (including the Senator) and restaurants, and all food service was also hired locally.
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2828 35th Street
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February 27, 2011Times:
Sun 7:30pm
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