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Not-So-Silent Film: The Wind (1928)

A frail young woman from the East moves in with her cousin in the West, where she causes tension within the family and is slowly driven mad.

The Wind (1928) is one of Lillian Gish’s greatest achievements in a powerfully dramatic silent film.

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It’s one of the few silents to stand the test of time.

Dennis Schwartz

Priscilla Closed Caption Screening

Note: Sunday, Nov 26th at 4pm and Wednesday, November 29th at 6:30pm are our dedicated closed caption screenings for Priscilla. (All are welcome.)

Costa’s 13th Annual Xmas Bazaar Xtravaganza

Set your clocks. Costa’s 13th Annual Xmas Bazaar Xtravaganza is coming up on Saturday, December 9.

Alaska’s only art-house theater.

Located on the unceded territory of the L’eedini Áakʼw Ḵwáan, also known as Juneau, Alaska, the Gold Town Theater features new and classic independent, foreign, and documentary films on digital and 35MM film in our single-screen theater on Shattuck Way. Our drive-in location shows classic Hollywood fare. 

The Criterion Collection mini-doc on our theater. Read the feature at Criterion’s online zine, Current.

Now Playing & Coming Soon

See the showtimes calendar for the most up-to-date information.

Now Playing

Coming Soon

    • Not-So-Silent Film presents THE WIND Sun, December 10 3:00pm4:30pm

      (1928, Viktor Sjöström) Shy Virginian Hetty (Lillian Gish) travels West, where she’s taunted by a jealous woman, wooed by an insentient field hand, victimized by a lecherous rogue and tormented by the demonic tempest that relentlessly besieges her tiny cabin.  Sjöström’s American masterpiece reaches the expressive heights of silent drama

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    • Not-So-Silent Film presents THE WIND Sun, December 10 5:00pm6:30pm

      (1928, Viktor Sjöström) Shy Virginian Hetty (Lillian Gish) travels West, where she’s taunted by a jealous woman, wooed by an insentient field hand, victimized by a lecherous rogue and tormented by the demonic tempest that relentlessly besieges her tiny cabin.  Sjöström’s American masterpiece reaches the expressive heights of silent drama

      See more details
  • Nothing is scheduled right now. the theater is available for private rentals. Contact us for prices and other details.

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All our memberships include:

  • $2 off all feature film tickets
  • Discounts to Gold Town specialty events
  • Free movie & popcorn on your birthday week
  • Frequent Spyer Club privileges (see six movies, get one free)

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