Catch up on all the Latest silent film news;
4 September – KenBio Pulling Out All The Stops This Autumn
25 July – An Un-missable Start to the Barbican’s Autumn Silent Film Programme.
21 June – Silent Battleships in Portsmouth
1 February – ‘Invisible’ Silents At The Barbican!
31 January- The Frustration of Silent Film Fixture Cla
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L’Hirondelle et la Mesange (The Swallow and the Titmouse) – Click here
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Call of the Sea (aka Zew Morza) (1927) – Click here
Bestia (Beast) (aka The Polish Dancer) 1917 – Click here
Listings updates
Below we highlight recent additions made to silentfilmcalendar.org listings since;
13 October
See the relevant monthly page for more details.
19 October
The Great White Silence (Dir. Herbert G. Ponting, UK, 1924) Presented by The Classic Cinema Club. With the recorded score by Simon Fisher Turner. Town Hall. Ealing, London Link
20 October
NB. Screening cancelled ….. 
Underground (Dir. Anthony Asquith, GB, 1928) With live organ accompaniment from Donald MacKenzie. St John’s Notting Hill, London Link
28 October
Nosferatu (Dir. F W Murnau, 1922) With live piano accompaniment by Lillian Henley. Palace Cinema, Broadstairs, Kent Link
31 October
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (Dir. John S Robertson, US, 1920) With live piano accompaniment by Jonny Best. Choppard’s Mission, Holmfirth, Yorks Link
Metropolis (Dir. Fritz Lang, 1927) Presented by Pitshanger Pictures. With live organ accompaniment by Henry Tozer. St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane, Ealing, London Link
4 November
The Magician (Dir. Rex Ingram, US, 1926) With live piano accompaniment by Neil Brand. Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley No link as yet
5 November
The Blot (Dir. Lois Weber, US, 1921)+ Suspense (Dir. Lois Weber and Phillips Smalley, US, 1913) Presented by South West Silents as part of the Bath Festival. With live piano accompaniment from Lillian Henley. Introduced by Ellen Cheshire and Pamela Hutchinson. Chapel Arts, Bath Link
Blackmail (Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1929) Presented as part of the Leeds International Film Festival. With live musical accompaniment. Town Hall, Leeds Link
9 November
The Battles of Coronel and Falkland Islands (Dir. Walter Summers, 1927) Presented by the Classic Cinema Club. With the recorded score by composer Simon Dobson, performed by The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines. Ealing Town Hall, Ealing Broadway, London. Link
The Measure of the Moon: Leeds Pioneers An illustrated presentation exploring the role Leeds has played in the history of astronomy, photography and film. Presented as part of the Leeds International Film Festival. Town Hall, Leeds Link
10 November
Shoulder Arms (Dir. Charles Chaplin, US, 1918) With recorded score. Cinema Lumiere, London Link
Blackmail (Dir. Alfred Hitchcock, 1929) Presented as part of the Leeds International Film Festival. With live musical accompaniment. Chapel FM, Leeds Link
11 November
1918 – At Home, At War…Neil Brand introduces and accompanies this fascinating programme of films, music, stories and readings from the pivotal year of 1918. Royal Hippodrome Theatre, Eastbourne Link
12 November
Chaplin Hour An hour of classic Charlie Chaplin featuring One A.M and Pay Day. Presented as part of the Leeds International Film Festival. With live organ accompaniment by Jonathan Hope. Town Hall, Leeds Link
14 November
The Docks of New York (Dir. Josef von Sternberg, US, 1928) Presented as part of the Leeds International Film Festival. With live accompaniment by pianist Jonathan Best. Hyde Park Picture House, Leeds Link
15 November
1918 – At Home, At War…Neil Brand introduces and accompanies this fascinating programme of films, music, stories and readings from the pivotal year of 1918. New Walk Museum, Leicester. Link
17 November
Neil Brand presents Buster Keaton The life and funniest moments from the films of the great comedian including screening of the complete Keaton silent feature Steamboat Bill Jr (Dir. Buster Keaton/Charles Reisner, US, 1928) With live piano accompaniment from Neil Brand. Parbold Douglas Music, Parbold, Wigan Link
19 November
The Wizard of Oz (Dir. Larry Semon, US, 1925) With live organ accompaniment from Donald MacKenzie. Alexandra Palace, London Link
21 November
Sherlock Jnr (Dir. Buster Keaton, 1924) Presented as part of the Hampstead Arts Festival. With live piano and organ accompaniment from Peter Foggitt. Hampstead Parish Church, London. Link
NB Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure that the information contained in these listings is accurate, silentfilmcalendar.org can take no responsibility for any errors or inaccuracies. You are strongly advised to confirm with the venue that the event remains as detailed, particularly if traveling any distance to attend.
