3rd July 2023
Speedy (1929) plus shorts
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Christopher Eldred
Mayhem in the Big Apple as baseball-mad Harold attempts to save the city’s last horse-drawn trolley with help from sporting legend Babe Ruth!

4th July 2023
THE FRESHMAN (1925) plus shorts
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Sam Watts
The Freshman showcases Lloyd’s faculty for physical comedy as well as his trademark charm, cementing his place alongside Keaton and Chaplin as a true master of silent comedy.

31st July-1st August 2023
SAFETY LAST! (1923) 100 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Tom Marlow
The Freshman showcases Lloyd’s faculty for physical comedy as well as his trademark charm, cementing his place alongside Keaton and Chaplin as a true master of silent comedy.
Celebrate 100 years of hare-brained schemes and vertigo-inducing scene with the lovable Harold Lloyd!
Safety Last! features one of the most iconic set-piece scenes in film history and cemented Lloyd as one of the bravest comedians in Hollywood, continuing to perform all his own death-defying stunts – despite having already lost a thumb and finger doing the same.

2nd August 2023
The Navigator (1924) plus comedy shorts
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Joplin Parnell
All aboard for the biggest hit of Keaton’s career! When the wealthy Rollo Treadway’s proposal of marriage is rejected, he decides to go stag on his own honeymoon, but inevitably disaster ensues!

3rd August 2023
SEVEN CHANCES (1925) plus comedy shorts
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Christopher Eldred
Jimmy Shannon learns he is to inherit seven million dollars… with a catch. He will only get the money if he is married by 7pm on his 27th birthday, which happens to be that same day!

4th August 2023
Battling butler (1926) plus comedy shorts
Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Piano score by Liam Dunachie
A rich, spoiled dandy pretends to be champion boxer, “Battling Butler”, to impress the family of the girl he loves. All is going smoothly, that is until the real Butler shows up…