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  • Silent Film - Summer Fright Night - Dr JEKYLL & Mr HYDE
 
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Silent Film - Summer Fright Night - Dr JEKYLL & Mr HYDE

Silent Film with live music from the Mighty Wurlitzer by Donald MacKenzie

18
July 2026 20:00 ​ 22:30
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Summer Fright Night: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1920) ​



Step back in time for a night of shadows and suspense.

As the summer sun dips below the horizon, join us at The Musical Museum for an unforgettable evening of vintage horror. We are proud to present the 1920 silent classic, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, starring the incomparable John Barrymore.

Witness the transformation of a man caught between the light of science and the darkness of his own soul. Accompanied by the haunting melodies of our historic instruments, this screening promises to transport you to the Golden Age of cinema—where the thrills are silent, but the terror is timeless.

Don’t miss this chilling centerpiece of our Summer Fright Night series. Will you dare to witness the transformation?

DONALD MACKENZIE ACCOMPANIES THE FILM ON THE MUSEUM’S MIGHTY WURLITZER ORGAN.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, 18th July 2026
  • Time: Doors open at 7:30 PM | Film begins at 8:00 PM
  • Venue: The Musical Museum
  • Ticket Price: £20 Adult (includes a welcome drink) 
  • Atmosphere: Vintage attire encouraged!
  • Accompaniment: Live musical performance to bring the silent screen to life. 


The Kew Bridge Kinema at The Musical Museum

The Kew Bridge Kinema at The Musical Museum offers a singular cinematic experience as the only repertory series in the United Kingdom to feature live Wurlitzer organ accompaniment for silent film classics.

A Century of Cinematic Tradition In January 1925, the first Wurlitzer organ was introduced to British cinema. Originally engineered specifically to accompany moving pictures, these sophisticated instruments defined the early movie-going experience. Today, a century after their debut, The Musical Museum recreates the atmosphere of cinema’s Golden Age, allowing contemporary audiences to experience the evocative power of the "halcyon days" of film.

Artistry in Residence We are honored to host Donald MacKenzie as our Silent Film Artist in Residence. Mr. MacKenzie meticulously curates each program and provides a live, improvised score on the "Mighty Wurlitzer" for every screening. His expertise ensures an enthralling and authentic performance that brings these historic films to life.

Curated Programming Our repertoire is carefully selected to offer a balanced mix of celebrated masterpieces and obscure titles that merit rediscovery by modern audiences.

Visitor Information To ensure your attendance, advance booking is recommended for all programs. Our café is available prior to each screening, offering a selection of refreshments and snacks. Most performances also include an interval, providing guests an additional opportunity to enjoy our facilities.

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July 2026 20:00 ​ 22:30
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