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Showing posts with label BFI Southbank Chaplin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BFI Southbank Chaplin. Show all posts
Friday, September 05, 2008
BFI Southbank Chaplin Programme #6
September 11 and 13, 2008 - "Chaplin is an actor in a film studio in the Masquerader, alongside a host of fantastic Keystone regulars including Arbuckle and Charley Chase. They also appear in His New Profession and The Rounders." - BFI Southbank
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
BFI Southbank - Program 3 & Chaplin Workshop
Coming up August 23 and August 26th at BFI Southbank:
"Chaplin plays the villain in Mabel at the Wheel, flirts with the ladies and fights the ubiquitous policeman in Twenty Minutes of Love and gets stung as a drunk in Caught in the Rain.
Featuring piano accompaniment by Neil Brand on Sat 23 Aug, and John Sweeney on Tue 26 Aug." - BFI Chaplin Programmes - BFI Southbank
ALSO
September 28, 2008 - Charlie Chaplin Workshop will be held. more>
"Chaplin plays the villain in Mabel at the Wheel, flirts with the ladies and fights the ubiquitous policeman in Twenty Minutes of Love and gets stung as a drunk in Caught in the Rain.
Featuring piano accompaniment by Neil Brand on Sat 23 Aug, and John Sweeney on Tue 26 Aug." - BFI Chaplin Programmes - BFI Southbank
ALSO
September 28, 2008 - Charlie Chaplin Workshop will be held. more>
Thursday, August 07, 2008
Charlie Chaplin Season BFI Southbank
BFI Southbank
London, England
Six months of films starting in August and ending early 2009, with the showing of the restored Keystone films.
"For the next six months, Londoners can watch Charlie Chaplin’s career unfold at BFI Southbank. Curator Bryony Dixon explains the BFI’s role in renovating the earliest, least known of Chaplin’s films" -Time Out London
London, England
Six months of films starting in August and ending early 2009, with the showing of the restored Keystone films.
"For the next six months, Londoners can watch Charlie Chaplin’s career unfold at BFI Southbank. Curator Bryony Dixon explains the BFI’s role in renovating the earliest, least known of Chaplin’s films" -Time Out London

Showings come to an end in January.
Note: Jacko McInroy has seen the August 9, 2008 presentation and reports a nice collection of items on display from Chaplin toys to Chaplin's original cane and hat.
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