What's On
There are many events going on organised by the Community Association and taking place in the Community Centre
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The annual Lace and Craft day will be held this year on Saturday 4th August between 10am and 4pm. Anyone who is interested in lace or craft are welcome. This is an opportunity to meet likeminded people, have a natter and work on your latest project. Tea, coffee, biscuits and cake are provided but you will need to bring your own lunch.
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Below are the audiences' ratings of the films that we have screened. As they leave the cinema each member of the audience is invited to drop a counter into a box to indicate what they thought of the film they had just seen. Below are the results
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Darkest Hour with Academy Award winner Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill will be screened at The New Royalty Cinema on Sunday 30th September. Within days of becoming Prime Minister, Winston Churchill must face one of his most turbulent and defining trials: exploring a negotiated peace treaty with Nazi Germany, or standing firm to fight for the ideals, liberty and freedom of a nation.
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The Producers (best Oscar for Mel Brooks' Writing, Story and Screenplay) will be screened at The New Royalty Cinema on Thursday 25th October 2018. This original 1967 version casts the unusual yet hilarious combination of Zero Mostel as Max Bialystock, a has been Broadway Producer, with Gene Wilder (Oscar nominated for his performance) as neurotic accountant Leo Bloom.
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The Greatest Showman will be screened at The New Royalty Cinema on Friday 23rd November 2018. This is a biographical musical about young Phineas T. Barnum's life as a child, entrepreneur, museum owner, circus producer, and entertainment producer.
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The New Royalty, Bourne End's new community cinema, has got off to a flying start. With attendance of 226 in the three pilot screenings of Victoria and Abdul in March, Viceroy's House in April and Dunkirk in May so far we are well above the average for community cinemas1.
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“It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that swing”. The Centre bar comes alive on Tuesday June 5th with a visit to centreJazz from the celebrated Dixieland Swing Kings.
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- Written by Dave Foster
Sorry you have missed this centreTalk. Ralph Durbridge's life and expedition experience from the Brecon Beacons to British Guyana, from the heat and humidity of the jungle to the frozen Arctic.
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- Written by Paul Hurley
Max Brittain and his quartet revisits Bourne End with legendary alto saxophonist Peter Ripper. for another great evening of jazz
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An evening of entertainment - Saturday Night at the Movies on 10th February including songs from Dirty Dancing, Saturday Night Fever, Grease, Mamma Mia and many more
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- Written by Dave Foster
Sorry you have missed this centreTalk. Pinewood studios are where James Bond and Harry Potter were filmed but this was also where Genevieve, The Red Shoes, The Da Vinci Code and many Carry On films were made. Hear Mike Payne tell about the history of these world famous studios.
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Sorry you have missed this centreTalk. 'Death from Above' - Zeppelin raids in the 1st World War is a talk by Harvey Watson. When the 1st World War began in 1914 for the first time warfare spread to a new dimension as both sides used aeroplanes and airships to spy on the enemy.
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Sorry you have missed this centreTalk. "Pub Crawl - The Taverns of England" by Vic Botterill. It’s nice to go for a drink in a traditional pub. Have you ever wondered why so many have unusual signs?