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UID:20260801T122217Z - 70896@eu668a.odoo.com
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251123T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251123T163000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://musical-museum.odoo.com/event/silent-film-spee
 dy-158">Silent Film - Speedy</a>\nSpeedy Yes folks\, Harold Lloyd is back 
 on the big screen for this screening of his 1928 comedy feature film. His 
 last silent film before he turned his attention to sound films. Harold is 
 a mild-mannered New Yorker who finally finds his true calling when he beco
 mes determined to help save the city’s last horse-drawn streetcar\, whic
 h is operated by his sweetheart’s crusty grandfather. From its joyous vi
 sit to Coney Island to the cameo of Babe Ruth\, its hair-raising climax pu
 lls stunt after stunt on the city’s streets. The Kew Bridge Kinema at th
 e Musical Museum\, is unique! It is the only repertory series which featur
 es live Wurlitzer organ accompaniment to silent classic films in the UK. I
 n January 1925 the first Wurlitzer organ was opened in a British cinema - 
 these fascinating instruments were originally designed to accompany moving
  pictures. 100 years on and we are recreating this magic at the Museum wit
 h current generations experiencing the thrill of the halcyon days. We are 
 thrilled to have Donald MacKenzie as our Silent Film Artist in Residence -
  he devises each programme and presents the films at the screening\, as we
 ll as performing an exciting and enthralling improvised score to each film
  on the Mighty Wurlitzer\, and is equally delighted to be part of this pro
 ject. We carefully choose a good mix of well known classics and more obscu
 re titles which we feel deserve a screening to a modern audience. You can 
 book in advance for all the programmes\, and our café is open serving our
  usual selection of snacks and drinks before the film. At most screenings 
 we include an interval where refreshments are available.
DTSTAMP:20260801T122217Z
LOCATION:Musical Museum\, 399 High Street\, Brentford\, TW8 0DU\, United Ki
 ngdom
SUMMARY:Silent Film - Speedy
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://musical-museum.odoo.com/event
 /silent-film-speedy-158">Silent Film - Speedy</a>\nSpeedy Yes folks\, Haro
 ld Lloyd is back on the big screen for this screening of his 1928 comedy f
 eature film. His last silent film before he turned his attention to sound 
 films. Harold is a mild-mannered New Yorker who finally finds his true cal
 ling when he becomes determined to help save the city’s last horse-drawn
  streetcar\, which is operated by his sweetheart’s crusty grandfather. F
 rom its joyous visit to Coney Island to the cameo of Babe Ruth\, its hair-
 raising climax pulls stunt after stunt on the city’s streets. The Kew Br
 idge Kinema at the Musical Museum\, is unique! It is the only repertory se
 ries which features live Wurlitzer organ accompaniment to silent classic f
 ilms in the UK. In January 1925 the first Wurlitzer organ was opened in a 
 British cinema - these fascinating instruments were originally designed to
  accompany moving pictures. 100 years on and we are recreating this magic 
 at the Museum with current generations experiencing the thrill of the halc
 yon days. We are thrilled to have Donald MacKenzie as our Silent Film Arti
 st in Residence - he devises each programme and presents the films at the 
 screening\, as well as performing an exciting and enthralling improvised s
 core to each film on the Mighty Wurlitzer\, and is equally delighted to be
  part of this project. We carefully choose a good mix of well known classi
 cs and more obscure titles which we feel deserve a screening to a modern a
 udience. You can book in advance for all the programmes\, and our café is
  open serving our usual selection of snacks and drinks before the film. At
  most screenings we include an interval where refreshments are available.
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