The silent film Tartuffe is based on the celebrated 17th century theatrical comedy written by Moliere, a social satire that was originally banned for 5 years before the third and final rewrite was allowed to be publicly performed in 1669 at the Palais-Royal. Offending powerful people of the day, only direct endorsement by King Louis XIV finally cleared the way for the play's performance.

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The second film, The Floorwalker, is Charlie Chaplin's first of twelve comedy shorts under the contract with Lone Star-Mutual. The topic is embezzlement and showcases Chaplin's signature slapstick comedy.

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Both are accompanied by live music from Jordan Taylor and Patrick Nabuurs.

Doors open at 6:45 PM for a 7:30 PM start.