Douglas Fairbanks as a pirate leaps across the masts in one of the first feature films shot in color, and the print survives so well that it was added to the U.S. National Film Registry. The restored copy is accompanied by live music assembled by pianist and arranger Rodney Sauer, a specialist in silent film accompaniment. In Vancouver’s historic Kiggins Theatre, the screening looks the way audiences saw it a hundred years ago.