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Film Club

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Classic films are usually shown on alternate Thursday afternoons. Films start at 2.30pm unless stated otherwise. All Suburb residents are most welcome. Entry: £1 for Fellowship Members, £3 for non members.  Complimentary tea and biscuits are included.

Upcoming Films

 

Thursday 1st May  at 2.30pm

‘Lost Horizon’  

This is an old classic (1937) Frank Capra film.   It is perhaps, at times, a bit dated but still a masterpiece and well worth seeing.   Ronald Coleman and Jane Wyatt star in this lavishly produced film about the enchanted paradise of Shangri-La where time stands still.

 

Thursday 15 May  at 2.30pm

‘The Seventh Veil’  

Classic 1945 film exploring the depths of the mind.   Story of a girl who develops into a concert pianist (Ann Todd) who escapes from her hospital room after a car crash and tries to commit suicide.   Rescued, she is treated in hospital by psychologist Dr Larsen (Herbert Lom) who discovers a traumatic relationship with her dominating guardian, superbly portrayed by James Mason.   A brilliant film but, sorry, no subtitles.

Desert Island Discs

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Had Fellowship House saved the best till last? The final Weekly Talk of 2016 took place before a capacity audience on December 20th. Sally Botterill hosted an illustrated ‘Desert Island Discs’ style presentation of Hilda Williams’ life – an extraordinary journey from the South Atlantic to Hampstead Garden Suburb. Read More

Weekly Talks

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Fellowship’s Weekly Talks have become a Suburb institution over the last 16 years. These are at 2.30pm every Tuesday. All Suburb residents are most welcome. Admission is £1 for members and £3 for non members and includes tea and biscuits after the talk, an opportunity for a chat with friends and fellow residents. If members have a real need for help with transportation to get to these talks, they should ring Lorna Jones on 07891-112365 to discuss this possibility. Read More