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Vintage Film Nights - Margate - 16th September and 14th October

Posted by Natasha Sexton in Events on Monday 12th July 2010. Tagged with walpole, Margate, Vintage, Film, Featured.

This is an extremely popular event held by the Friends of the Shell Grotto at the Walpole Bay Hotel in Margate. Book while you have the chance!

Both evenings will once again feature Nick Dermott as the compere, with an interval bar, and ice creams and popcorn available from the usherettes.

Thursday 16 September (programme first screened in May) This evening of publicity films includes: Magical Margate, dating from around 1919, and very rare; The Canterbury Tour, c1923; The Belle of Kent from 1958, promoting Margate and featuring cameos from Petula Clark and Dickie Valentine; and All Go Margate, from 1970, with Michael Aspel boasting about the town's 2 million annual visitors.

Thursday 14 October (programme first screened in June) The second programme includes: A Date With the Sun, a 1960s Margate film narrated by the great Kenneth Horne (what brought him trolling in here?); At the Sign of the Ram and the Gate, a fictional tale of a Fleet Street journo sent to convalesce in Ramsgate in 1957; This is Broadstairs from c1970; and 70s film Around Thanet.

For more details and to book please visit http://www.shellgrottofriends.org/events.html


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