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A series of free screenings at The Screen, Gordon Square, Birkbeck College's new Bloomsbury cinema, to mark the launch of the London Screen Study Collection. Five films that portray key moments in the history of how London entertained themselves during the 20th Century.
Tue June 5th Piccadilly(1929)
Tue June 12th Those Were The Days (1934) (Will Hay, John Mills in farce set in the world of Music Hall)
Tue June 19th Hue and Cry(1947)
Tue June 26th Expresso Bongo (1959)
Tue July 3rd Tonite Let's All Make Love in London (1967)+Wholly Communion(1965)

All screenings are at 2.30 pm, entrance at 43 Gordon Square. WC1. Admission is free, but seating is limited, but can be reserved. For Info or to make a reservation, call 020 7613 6181

Bit of a Bay Window, what??

clitheroekid

It's all happening in London so it would seem....

Steve Crook

That's often the case

Steve

Steve Crook

I should also add

Steve

clitheroekid

That's more like the London I know

Steve Crook

There are many Londons, all interleaved and overlaid. You can find whichever one you want

Steve

clitheroekid

I'd rather not, but thanks for the offer!