Laurel & Hardy Film Night
The Britannia Panopticon Music Hall's Laurel and Hardy Movie Night returns on Wednesday 6th August with a selection of classic films!
About Laurel & Hardy Film Night
The Sons of the Desert return for another night of film fun with the ubiquitous Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy; and where better to see them than in the very music hall where Stan made his stage debut in 1906.
This event is free admission, however we do ask a donation to help us keep the music hall open and the campaign going. The films in June are -Blockheads, Biotto, and Murder Case!
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