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Diary August 2019 Diary August 2019 Thu 1 DLC: Woman At War (12A|2018|Iceland|101 mins), 2.30pm & 7.30pm (to 3) Quay Players: Bring It On: The Musical, Greenwood Theatre, SE1, 7.30pm (Sat 2.30pm) 7th City Lit Flicks Annual Film Festival 2019, Cinema Museum, 6.30pm Treadwells: Leonora Carrington's Hearing Trumpet, Dr Kate Laity, 33 Store Street, WC1, 7.15pm Fri 2 History of Council Housing exhibition launch event, Croydon Clocktower, 11am-1pm Argentinian Season: The Son of the Bride (15|2001|Argentina|123 mins), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm Screen25: Vox Lux (15|2019|USA|115 mins), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm Sat 3 Clock Tower Market, Station Road, South Norwood, SE25, 10am-3pm National Gardens Scheme: 4 Franconia Road, London, SW4 9ND, 10am-5pm Merton Heritage: A Wandle Walk, Morden Hall, 10.30am Sun 4 TM: Day Retreat, Regent’s University Croydon Airport Society: Visitor Centre Open Day, 11am-4pm Biggin Wood Allotments: Open Day, Biggin Hill, Upper Norwood, SE19, 11am-2pm Shirley Windmill: Open Day, 12-5pm Friends of West Norwood Cemetery: West Norwood Cemetery Tour, Main Gate, Norwood Rd, 2.30pm Compline: St Jerome, Mark Lanyon, St Mary’s Church, Farleigh, 8pm Mon 5 Dulwich Library Film Club: Little Miss Sunshine (15|2006|USA|101 mins), 1.30pm Streatham Society: Ephemera, Collectables and Antiques, Members' Evening, Woodlawns, 8pm Tue 6 DLC: Britain On Film: Protest! (12A|2019|UK|77 mins), 7.30pm Crystal Scientifique: Apollo: the Legacy, Steve Cutts, Antenna Café, Haynes Lane, SE19, 8pm Ravensbourne Morris: Bromley, Two Doves, 8.30pm Wed 7 RSM: Calamity Jane (U|1956|USA|101 mins), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm Screen25: Poetic Justice (15|1993|USA|105 mins|Live Poetry|Pay As You Feel), Harris A'y, SE25, 7.45pm Thu 8 DLC: Vita & Virginia (12A|2018|UK|110 mins), 2.30pm (subtitled) & 7.30pm Treadwells: The 'Witch' of St Giles: Madeline Montalban, Julia Phillips, 33 Store Street, WC1, 7.15pm South East London Folklore Society: The Folklore of Plants, George Hoyle, Old King’s Head, SE1, 8pm Fri 9 Mysteries of the Second World War, Michael Fitzgerald and birthday bash for Brian, 6.30pm Screen 25 Odyssey Film Club: Black Mother (15|2018|Jamaica|77 mins), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm Sat 10 Friends of Brompton C'y: Conserved Corpses: Egypt to Evita, Robert Stephenson, BC Chapel, 6.30pm London Dreamtime: The Hidden People: live storytelling and music, South East London, 8pm Croydon Astronomical Society: Perseid Meteor Shower Watch, Observatory, Waterhouse Lane, 9pm Sun 11 Friends of Windmill Gardens: Brixton Windmill Heritage Walk, Windmill Gardens, SW2, 12.50 for 1pm Peckham Society: Central Peckham, Peter Frost, Peckham Rye Station, 2pm National Gardens Scheme: 41 Shelvers Way, Tadworth, Surrey, KT20 5QJ, 2-5.30pm Time & Space: St Lawrence, Free Spirit Music Group, St Lawrence’s, Caterham, 6pm Compline: Robert Fitzroy, Nigel Platts, St Mary’s Church, Farleigh, 8pm Mon 12 ESFH Southwark: Members' Presentations, SLHL, noon Dulwich Library Film Club: Green Book (12A|2018|USA|130 mins), 1.30pm PRA: Some Milestones in the History of the National Trust, Peter Jones, Phoenix Centre, SE19, 2.30pm Tue 13 Merton Heritage: Story of Wimbledon Theatre, Michael Norman-Smith, Wimbledon Library, 10.30am Wed 14 RSM: The Nanny (15|1965|UK/USA|91 mins), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm Kennington Noir: Crossfire (PG|1947|USA|84 mins|35mm film), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm Screen25: The White Crow (12A|2018|UK|127 mins), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm Thu 15 MHS: A Walk in Morden Park, Dave Lofthouse/Peter Hopkins, M'den Park House Register Office, 11am DLC: Yesterday (12A|2019|UK|116 mins), 2.30pm (subtitled) & 7.30pm SLLHG: More Bygone Streatham, John Brown, Phoenix Centre, 8pm Fri 16 Screen25: Captain Marvel (12A|USA|124 mins), Harris Academy, Cumberlow Avenue, SE25, 7.45pm Sat 17 NWKFHS: The Brushmakers Society, Ken Doughty, Bromley Methodist Church, 10.30am Merton Heritage: Old Mitcham: Tom Francis C'n Photographs, Sarah Gould, Mitcham Library, 2.30pm Emerson College: Bamboo Cedar Oak Concert, Forest Row, Sussex, 7pm Cinema Ruskin: One Way Pendulum (U|1964|UK|85 mins|16mm|Eric Sykes), Ruskin House, 8pm Sun 18 West Wickham Allotments: Open Day, Hawes Lane, West Wickham, BR4 9AF, 11am-3pm National Gardens Scheme: Gardenview, Westerham, Kent, TN16 3HL, 12-4pm Norwood Society: Southern Slopes of Upper Norwood, Alun Thomas, Crystal Palace stn, 2.30pm Brixton Society: West Side of Brixton, Alan Piper, Police Station, 367 Brixton Road, SW9 7DD, 2.30pm Kennington Classics: Kitchen Stories (PG|2003|Norway|95 min), Cinema Museum, 2.30pm Compline: St Jean Vianney, Father Stephen Hardaker, St Mary’s Church, Farleigh, 8pm Mon 19 Dulwich Library Film Club: Baby Driver (15|2017|USA|113 mins), 1.30pm (to 26) Arundel Festival Tue 20 WBLHG: Croydon Airport in WW2 and After, Peter Skinner, West Barnes Library, 10.30am RSM: Kid Millions (U|1934|USA|86 mins), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm Women & Cocaine: Faithless (A|1932|USA|77 mins|Tallulah Bankhead), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm Wed 21 SLBI: Tree Walk, Streatham Park Estate, Roy Vickery, Ullathorne/Thrale Roads, SW16 1NY, 2.30pm Peruvian Consulate: Las Hijas De Nantu (2018|75 mins|free), Cinema Museum, 6pm CNHSS: Entomology Members’ Evening, Beginners Room, ECURC, 7.45pm Screen25 Lift Off: Hidden Figures (PG|2016|USA|127 mins), Harris Academy, South Norwood, 7.45pm Thu 22 PRA: Committee Meeting, 11am Treadwells: Crowley on Film, Gary Parsons, 33 Store Street, WC1, 7.15pm Fri 23 Merton Heritage: A Farmer's Life: The Rayne Family Story, Sarah Gould, Raynes Park Library, 2.30pm Screen25: Us (15|2019|USA|116 min), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm Sat 24 City of London Commons: Butterfly Walk, Riddlesdown, 11am BVWTVM: Music Afternoon, 23 Rosendale Road, SE21, from 11am Merton Heritage: An A-Z of Colliers Wood Local Heritage, Sarah Gould, Colliers Wood Library, 2.30pm Sun 25 CNHSS: Merstham Village and Gatton Park, Paul Sowan, Merstham Station, 2pm DS: Summer Party, Julia & Adrian, East Acton, from 2pm Cinema Museum: Waste (2019|UK|100 mins|Thriller|Kennington|cast & crew Q&A), 7pm Compline: Johannes Kepler, Rev. C. Dowland-Pillinger, St Mary’s Church, Farleigh, 8pm Tue 27 DLC: Marianne & Leonard: Words of Love (12A|2019|USA|102 mins), 7.30pm Wed 28 RSM: The Scapegoat (12A|1958|UK/USA|120 mins|35mm), Regent Street Cinema, 12 & 3.30pm DLC: Yesterday (12A|2019|UK|102 mins|Danny Boyle), 7.30pm OAS: TBA, Chris Lintott, St Francis of Assisi Church Hall, Petts Wood, 7.30pm Screen25: Us (15|2019|USA|116 min), Harris Academy, SE25, 7.45pm London Fortean Society: Poltergeists & Possession, Ghost Club chairman Alan Murdie, Bell, E1, 7.45pm LHS: The Victorian Gardener, Dr Judith Hill, Old Library Centre, 14 Knight’s Hill, SE27, 8pm Thu 29 DLC: Only You (15|2018|UK|119 mins), 2.30 & 7.30pm National Gardens Scheme: 7 Spencer Road, Wandsworth, London, SW18 2SP, 5.30-8pm Rochester Kino: Bicycle Thieves (U|1948|Italy|93 mins|De Sica|Nick Walker intro/disc), ICI, 7pm Cinema & Poetry: The Baby of Mâcon (18|1993|UK|122 mins|Peter Greenaway), Cinema Museum, 7pm Screen25: Gloria Bell (15|2019|USA|102 mins), Harris Academy, Cumberlow Avenue, SE25, 7.45pm Sat 31 Praise in the Park, South Norwood Recreation Ground, 12-4pm Screen25 Lift Off! Star Wars: A New Hope (U|1977|USA|120 mins|Rocket Bldg Wkshp), Harris SE25, 1pm September Sun 1 National Gardens Scheme: Royal Trinity Hospice, London, SW4, 10.30am-4.30pm (to 30) Lambeth Heritage Festival (to 30) Thames Festival Trust: Totally Thames Festival (to 30) John Ruskin Lived Here exhibition, Carnegie Library, 188 Herne Hill Road, SE24 Croydon Airport Society: Visitor Centre Open Day, 11am-4pm Shirley Windmill: Open Day, 12-5pm Badlands C'tive: Quiz Show (15|1994|133 mins) & Marty (U|1955|90 mins), USA/35mm, Cinema M, 2pm National Gardens Scheme: 24 Grove Park, Camberwell, London, SE5 8LH, 2-5.30pm Friends of West Norwood Cemetery: West Norwood Cemetery Tour, Main Gate, Norwood Rd, 2.30pm Brixton Society/LHF: Stockwell Green, Bill Linskey, Costcutter, 10 Stockwell Green, SW9 9JF, 2.30pm Compline: Hannah Hurnard, Canon Ruth Martin, St Mary’s Church, Farleigh, 8pm Mon 2 Vauxhall Society/LHF: Heyday of Vauxhall Gardens, David Coke, Starbucks, Vauxhall Station, 2.30pm Vauxhall S/LHF: Samuel Johnson & Lambeth Mysteries, Ross Davies, Tate South Lambeth Library, 7pm MHRPS: Bluebell Railway Carriages/OP4 at Horsted Keynes, St Mary Magdalene, Canning Rd, 7.30pm Streatham Society: Architectural History of our Underground Stations, Edmund Bird, Woodlawns, 8pm Tue 3 DLC: In the Good Old Summertime (U|1949|USA|102 mins|Dementia Friendly screening), 11am DLC: Midsommar (18|2019|USA/Sweden|147 mins|partial subtitles), 7pm BBLHS: Members' Evening, Trinity URC, 7.45pm Crystal Scientifique: TBA, Antenna Café, Haynes Lane, SE19, 8pm Wed 4 GSitP: Cancer Cures - Are We Nearly There Yet? Dr Alice Howarth, Star & Garter, 7.30pm Kennington Bioscope: Lorna Doone (1922|USA|70 mins), Cinema Museum, 7.30pm Screen25: In Fabric (15|2019|UK|118 mins), Harris Academy, Cumberlow Avenue, SE25, 7.45pm Thu 5 DLC: Photograph (15|2019|India/USA|110 mins|Hindi with subtitles), 2.30 and 7.30pm LHF: Around Waterloo, Len Reilly, Waterloo Action Centre, Lambeth Marsh/Waterloo Road, 6.30pm Brixton Society/LHF: 200 Years of Brixton Prison, Christopher Impey, Brixton Library, Oval, SW2, 7pm Cinema Museum: Kiss of the Spider Woman (15|1985|Brazil/USA|35mm|producer Q&A), 7pm Dame Cicely Saunders Concert: Julian Empett & Nicholas Ansdell Evans, St Christopher’s, 7.30pm LHF: The First Clapham Saints, Timothy Walker, St Paul’s Church, Rectory Grove, SW4, 7.30pm ESFH Sutton:
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