Join us for an evening of hilarity as we show four iconic short
films by American masters of silent comedy Buster Keaton and Harold
Lloyd.
Harold Lloyd's Number, Please? sees him vying for the affections of a young lady intent on keeping both he and his rival dangling, whilst in An Eastern Westerner, he learns that his city charm may not be enough to survive in cowboy country.
In One Week, Buster
Keaton suffers all the trials and tribulations of home DIY as he and
his young wife attempt to build a house by numbers. Our second Keaton
short The Scarecrow is one of the most
perfect examples of 1920's silent comedy, with a love triangle, stunts
and set-pieces aplenty and even a canine co-star!
The Lucky Dog Picturehouse
The Lucky Dog Picturehouse is dedicated to recreating the original cinema experience, bringing together classic silent films and live, period specific music. Working with some of the best young musicians in London, they have performed at numerous venues including the BFI Southbank, LoCo Film Festival, Hackney Picturehouse, Standon Calling festival and Abney Park's outdoor cinema series. The Lucky Dog Picturehouse also run a series of educational programmes introducing silent film to children in a fun and interactive way.
Find out more at theluckydogpicturehouse.com and
facebook.com/theluckydogpicturehouse
The Lucky Dog Picturehouse is dedicated to recreating the original cinema experience, bringing together classic silent films and live, period specific music. Working with some of the best young musicians in London, they have performed at numerous venues including the BFI Southbank, LoCo Film Festival, Hackney Picturehouse, Standon Calling festival and Abney Park's outdoor cinema series. The Lucky Dog Picturehouse also run a series of educational programmes introducing silent film to children in a fun and interactive way.
Find out more at theluckydogpicturehouse.com and
facebook.com/theluckydogpicturehouse