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Chaplin's London in Hollywood (with overture)

Kennington Bioscope presents David Trigg's illustrated lecture about the influence of Charlie Chaplin's early life in London on his filmmaking in Hollywood. Featuring excerpts from Chaplin's films illustrating the directorial choices Chaplin made, influenced by locations he had known in London as a boy; along with rare images from David's collection, and photos of important sites in recent times. The programme runs 1 hour approx. Before tonight's main event, we hope you will enjoy a short 'overture' with piano accompaniment by John Sweeney, recorded live yesterday, a hand-coloured film of Lake Maggiore and its Swiss and Italian shores in 1913, called 'La Suisse merveilleuse' in the catalogue and on YouTube, and 'Le Lac Majeur' on the reconstructed title card. Running here at 17fps. The film is from the Jean Desmet collection, by kind permission of the Eye Filmmuseum, Amsterdam, with thanks to Elif Rongen-Kaynakçi, and is also viewable mute on EYE's channel with their notes, at    • La Suisse merveilleuse   Lecture recording from a live presentation, on October 23rd 2011, at the Kennington Bioscope's home base, The Cinema Museum in Kennington, London, whose premises were once part of the Lambeth Workhouse, where the young Charlie and his family were inmates for a time. We miss The Cinema Museum desperately, and send our greetings to all the team there who are continuing to make plans for their reopening as soon as it's safe for venues to do so, and look forward to continuing our live shows there when we can all attend in safety. Produced and presented by David Trigg Live piano: Lillian Henley Chaplin's words read by Martin Humphries Editor: Bob Geoghegan Illustrative excerpts from Chaplin's films presented in the context of education and review, and under YouTube's standard licence for third party clips, details at the bottom of this description box. Chaplin's films have been restored magnificently by collaborative efforts between archives internationally, the rights holders for still-in-copyright films, and the Chaplin estate, and are very well worth purchasing in their latest Blu-ray editions. KBTV will return with another live broadcast next Wednesday, May 27th 2020 at 19.30 BST (UTC+1). Please subscribe (free) to the Kennington Bioscope YouTube channel, follow us on Twitter   / kenbioscope   , or join out mailing list at http://www.kenningtonbioscope.com/ If you're able, you can donate the price of coffee if you wish to help support the Kennington Bioscope's activities, at https://www.ko-fi.com/kenningtonbioscope You can keep up with the Cinema Museum's news, sign the petition to help ensure their continued operations, and donate to their Just Giving fund from their website: http://www.cinemamuseum.org.uk/