WE WELCOME THOSE WITH A GENUINE INTEREST IN BING CROSBY. YOU WILL BE ASKED THREE QUESTIONS WHEN YOU REGISTER. DEPENDING ON YOUR ANSWERS, WE WILL EITHER APPROVE OR NOT APPROVE YOUR MEMBERSHIP. This requirement arises from misuse of the forum by a few.
KEEP AN EYE ON:-
Jon Oye keeps adding images to his site Contemplations on Classic Movies and Music
David Lobosco has continual additions to his site The Bing Crosby News Archive
Tony Mead adds photos and other interesting material Bing's Photos
NOTE: If you are having trouble logging in, please contact David Lobosco at davidlobosco@yahoo.com.
1 of 1- jeremyrose
- Senior Member
Offline - Registered: 30/3/2011
- Posts: 331
“White Christmas” at London’s BFI
I don’t know whether this has been flagged up elsewhere, but I’ve just spotted that the British Film Institute (BFI) on London’s South Bank is showing “White Christmas” in their “Musicals” season on the big screen at 19:30 on Sunday 15th, 20:15 on Saturday 21st and 14:30 on Monday 23rd December.
My Christmas treat to myself is the 20:15 screening on the 21st preceded by a screening at 17:45 of the 1936 version of “Showboat” with Allan Jones, Irene Dunne and Paul Robeson..!
- David Lobosco
- Moderator
Offline
- From: Pennsylvania
- Registered: 21/11/2010
- Posts: 1,579
Re: “White Christmas” at London’s BFI
jeremyrose wrote:
I don’t know whether this has been flagged up elsewhere, but I’ve just spotted that the British Film Institute (BFI) on London’s South Bank is showing “White Christmas” in their “Musicals” season on the big screen at 19:30 on Sunday 15th, 20:15 on Saturday 21st and 14:30 on Monday 23rd December.
My Christmas treat to myself is the 20:15 screening on the 21st preceded by a screening at 17:45 of the 1936 version of “Showboat” with Allan Jones, Irene Dunne and Paul Robeson..!
The 1930s version of Showboat is so much better than the 1950's version. It was so great to see Helen Morgan on film!
- Ron Field
- Senior Member
Offline
- Registered: 23/11/2010
- Posts: 891
Re: “White Christmas” at London’s BFI
In Australia our White Christmas will probably still be the smoke from the huge amount of bush fires in the country. Came through some burnt areas on Wednesday (highway finally opened) with smoke drifting through the ashes.