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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20240519T143000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://musical-museum.odoo.com/event/silent-sundays-m
 ay-19th-6">Silent Sundays - May 19th</a>\nKew Bridge Kinema at the Musical
  Museum Join us for the debut of an exciting new project: regular silent c
 inema screenings\, with live musical accompaniment on the Mighty Wurlitzer
  by Silent Film Maestro\, Donald Mackenzie. SHOW PEOPLE (u) The new season
  launches with a humorous and poignant look at Hollywood with this 1928 fe
 ature film starring Marion Davies & William Haines with cameo appearances 
 from many of the great names of the silent screen - including Chaplin and 
 Fairbanks. Made the year after the release of ‘The Jazz Singer’ it is 
 a nostalgic farewell to silent films and is considered Davies’ finest sc
 reen role.
DTSTAMP:20260825T075735Z
LOCATION:Musical Museum\, 399 High Street\, Brentford\, TW8 0DU\, United Ki
 ngdom
SUMMARY:Silent Sundays - May 19th
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://musical-museum.odoo.com/event
 /silent-sundays-may-19th-6">Silent Sundays - May 19th</a>\nKew Bridge Kine
 ma at the Musical Museum Join us for the debut of an exciting new project:
  regular silent cinema screenings\, with live musical accompaniment on the
  Mighty Wurlitzer by Silent Film Maestro\, Donald Mackenzie. SHOW PEOPLE (
 u) The new season launches with a humorous and poignant look at Hollywood 
 with this 1928 feature film starring Marion Davies & William Haines with c
 ameo appearances from many of the great names of the silent screen - inclu
 ding Chaplin and Fairbanks. Made the year after the release of ‘The Jazz
  Singer’ it is a nostalgic farewell to silent films and is considered Da
 vies’ finest screen role.
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