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Presentation/Madame Satan is 2 hr 56 min long.

Presentation/Madame Satan

Name: Presentation/Madame Satan
Released: 2014-03-15
Duration: 176

"Theodore Kosloff & Cecil B. DeMille Meet Madam Satan,” 60 min. Dance critic Debra Levine brings new insight to art deco favorite MADAM SATAN, zeroing in on the early talkie's bizarre and exceptional “ballet mécanique,” which takes place in a Zeppelin. Levine has researched the director's 40-year friendship with Theodore Kosloff, a Ballets Russes dancer who acted in more than 30 silent movies, most directed by DeMille. DeMille's consultations with Kosloff concerning MADAM SATAN, on the cusp of the Depression, resulted in the dancer's appearance as “the Spirit of Electricity.” MADAM SATAN, 1930, Warner Bros., 116 min. This delightfully bizarre mélange of song, dance, bedroom farce and airship disaster must be seen to be believed. Angela Brooks (Kay Johnson) endures the infidelity of husband Bob (Reginald Denny) until a masquerade ball offers her the opportunity to win back her straying spouse and put the man’s mistress (Lillian Roth) in her place.

RELEASE DATE: Saturday, Mar 15, 2014

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How long is Presentation/Madame Satan?: Presentation/Madame Satan is 2 hr 56 min long.

What is Presentation/Madame Satan about?: "Theodore Kosloff & Cecil B. DeMille Meet Madam Satan,” 60 min. Dance critic Debra Levine brings new insight to art deco favorite MADAM SATAN, zeroing in on the early talkie's bizarre and exceptional “ballet mécanique,” which takes place in a Zeppelin. Levine has researched the director's 40-year friendship with Theodore Kosloff, a Ballets Russes dancer who acted in more than 30 silent movies, most directed by DeMille. DeMille's consultations with Kosloff concerning MADAM SATAN, on the cusp of the Depression, resulted in the dancer's appearance as “the Spirit of Electricity.”

MADAM SATAN, 1930, Warner Bros., 116 min. This delightfully bizarre mélange of song, dance, bedroom farce and airship disaster must be seen to be believed. Angela Brooks (Kay Johnson) endures the infidelity of husband Bob (Reginald Denny) until a masquerade ball offers her the opportunity to win back her straying spouse and put the man’s mistress (Lillian Roth) in her place.