We have another nostalgia evening at the Kew Musical Museum. This Autumn they have a season of Hollywood musicals plus a famous silent film, this autumn a Haloween special. We have another nostalgia Halloween event at the Kew Musical Museum. This autumn they have a season of Hollywood musicals plus a famous silent film for Halloween. "The Bat" is the 1926 silent thriller film directed by Roland West. Packed with eerie twists and creepy atmosphere it is the perfect Halloween feature. It is set in an "Old Dark House", and generated this genre of mystery thrillers. A few years later DC Comics were inspired by the film to create the Batman character and the rest is history. Donald MacKenzie, the renowned organist from London’s Odeon Luxe Leicester Square, makes a welcome return and will be presenting the film from the Museum’s Mighty Wurlitzer with a specially improvised score. Cost is £17.50 for tickets. Includes complimentary Bloody Mary from the bar. Venue is a short walk from Kew Bridge station, or from Gunnersbury ( District & Overground). We are meeting in the tea room on the 1st floor from 1900 .Meet at table facing river, "Adventures on High Teas" book on table for identification. £2 fee for meet up costs. A good knowledge of English history required for event. https://www.musicalmuseum.co.uk/whats-on

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