Silent film classic to be screened with live music at Cradley church
Harold Lloyd’s 1923 comedy Safety Last will be brought to life with live organ music at a free film night in Cradley
A screening of the 1923 silent film Safety Last, starring Harold Lloyd, will take place at St Peter’s Church in Cradley on Saturday, November 14.
The evening will feature live musical accompaniment from cinema organist David Ivory.
The event begins at 7pm with a 40-minute concert of popular music played on the organ, followed by an interval for refreshments and homemade cakes before the film screening.
Admission is free, with a retiring collection in aid of St Peter’s Community Vision Project.
Free parking is available at Homer Hill Park car park and nearby streets, although visitors are asked not to park in the churchyard or on Church Road between the church and school.
The concerts are made possible with support from sponsors mha (Birmingham), Marlborough Print (Cradley Heath) and Moneywatch Finance (Halesowen).
Tickets can be booked through Eventbrite by searching: Saturday Night at the Silent Movies "Safety Last" - Concerts at Cradley.