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From: North-Eastern Regional Film Seminar announcements and discussion [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Rebecca Knight
Sent: 12 December 2006 11:47
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Subject: Event at Star and Shadow Cinema

Twinkling the Ivories at the Star and Shadow Cinema.  
Sunday 17th December 2006, 3pm - 11pm.

Come along and enter the festive season with movies, music and mince pies. 
Twinkling the Ivories is a triple-billed day to celebrate festivities, our open cinema and the resident piano.  Come along to any or all of the screenings.  The bar will be open with merry festive tunes, mince pies, doughnuts and mulled wine to keep you cosy and rosy cheeked.


All day, triple-bill ticket will cost you £6! 
Other ticket prices: 1 film - £3.50, 2 films - £5.  
All new members to the cinema can sign up to our annual membership for £1.


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Twinkling the Ivories at the Star and Shadow Cinema.  
Sunday 17th December 2006, 3pm - 11pm.

3.00pm: 'He Who Gets Slapped', 1924 (Victor Sjostrom).  
This is a story of betrayal, love and having your face slapped over and over!  Starring Lon Chaney, Norma Shearer and John Gilbert, with live piano from Jane Garner. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0014972/)

5.00pm: 'The Kiss', 1929 (Jaques Feyder).  
Love triangles galore in Garbo's last silent movie.  Garbo plays a woman in love with one, but unhappily married to another and another is in love with her.  Never give a goodbye kiss to the one who loves you! Accompanied on the piano by Paul Taylor. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0020062/)

7.00pm: 'Meet Me in St Louis', 1944 (Vincente Minnelli).  
"A cast of favourites in the charming...romantic...tuneful love story of the early 1900s!"  Judy Garland stars in this classic musical tale of family, love and home. (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037059/)


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How to find us:
The Star and Shadow is on the corner of Stepney Bank and Crawhall road, opposite the Tanners pub.  The nearest metro is Manors (7min walk).  Buses: 12, 21, 22, 39, 40, 62, 63, N12 all drop you right outside.  You can lock your bike inside the cinema.
Access:
The bar, cinema and wc are all fully wheelchair accessible.  Unfortunately, we do not have a hearing loop system.
Tickets/entry:
Tickets for screenings cost £3.50/3 or donation unless stated otherwise.
We are a membership organisation, so you need to join, which costs £1 a year.  As a member you will receive regular info about films.  We try to keep ticket prices low. Star and Shadow Cinema welcomes UK asylum seekers and offers them free entry.
Volunteering:
Star and Shadow is a volunteer run organisation.  
If you would be interested in dipping your toe in the warm pool of running a cinema, whether that be choosing films or helping at the bar, we would very much welcome your help. Email us!
Thanks to all our current volunteers and the 100 people who have so far helped build the cinema.  We also would like to extend our thanks to our funders ACE NE, NCC, Ouseburn Trust and NFM.

Stay in touch:  Star and Shadow Cinema, Stepney Bank, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2NP.  0191 2610066.  [log in to unmask]  www.starandshadow.org.uk.

Warm regards,

Rebecca


Rebecca Knight
Student Progress Section
SAgE Graduate School
Newcastle University
Tel: 0191 222 6086
Fax: 0191 222 8509