Ealing Comedy Double Bill

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Pitshanger Pictures presents two home grown classics

Ealing is the home of British cinema, but alas has had no cinema since 2008. St Barnabas church formed the Pitshanger Pictures group to plug this gap, to screen films worth talking about and to provide a community service to North Ealing.

On 25th October, Pitshanger Pictures hosts a celebration of Ealing cinema with a double-bill of classics from Ealing Studios.

* Ealing Comedy Double Bill with Fish and Chip supper *

Tickets on the door £10/£12.50 to include Fish and Chip Supper
Doors open 7.00 pm

Don’t miss this evening of great entertainment from the Ealing Studios. With a Fish and Chip supper between the two films it is a great value evening for all the family

The Man in the White Suit (U) starring Alex Guinness, Joan Greenwood and Cecil Parker follows a common Ealing Studios theme of the “common man” against the Establishment. In this film the hero falls foul of both trade unions and the wealthy mill owners who attempt to suppress his invention.

The Ladykillers (PG) is more of a black comedy. In this film Alec Guinness and Cecil Parker are joined by a cast including Peter Sellers and Jack Warner. It tells a story of an unscrupulous gang of hardened criminals plotting a daring robbery from the house of an unsuspicious old lady with a parrot.

Millennium Hall, St Barnabas Church,
Pitshanger Lane, W5 1QG

Location : St Barnabas church is on the corner of Pitshanger Lane and Denison Road, in North Ealing. Its postcode is W5 1QG. Parking is always available on neighbouring streets, and there are no meters or residential parking schemes. The nearest tube stations are Ealing Broadway (on the Central and District Lines) and Hanger Lane (on the Central Line). From Ealing Broadway, use the E2 or E9 bus services. Taxis are also available outside Ealing Broadway tube station. The church is a 15 minute walk along Brunswick Road from Hanger Lane tube.

Pitshanger Pictures: Pitshanger Pictures is an initiative of St Barnabas church and exists to inform, entertain and strengthen community in North Ealing by screening films that stimulate conversation and discussion on questions in life.

 

 

 

 

 

 

15th October 2014