@InterwarLondon

A space for celebrating #1920s and #1930s popular culture in #Britain. New blog every Wednesday.

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A space to explore popular culture in 1920s and 1930s London - new post every Wednesday https://t.co/9TjW9l8rI5

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Another part in the loose series on the British Union of Fascists - how the BUF used material culture to build member loyalty https://t.co/NwLv35MonS

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Leslie Howard as the perfect waiter (and gentleman) in Service for Ladies (1932)
https://t.co/KZQNhp8YEc

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More than a Hitchcock blonde...Madeleine Carroll's early career in British cinema
https://t.co/SOn9j19kde

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New balls please! Tennis in interwar Britain - not just for the upper classes https://t.co/4wpirkoAhV

[Bill Douglas Museum @bdcmuseum]

Just a reminder about our vacancy for an Assistant Curator to manage, promote, and share our collection of over 87k artefacts on the history of the moving image. Closing date Wednesday 12th July. For more go to https://t.co/CCy46LRMbI @UniofExeter

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A high-concept murder story in J.J. Connington's The Sweepstake Murders (1931) https://t.co/R4TE7RlW7Q

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Creepy Victorian horror gets a film update in Prelude (1927) https://t.co/cA1EODrP4W

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A look at 'exotic beauty' and actress Merle Oberon https://t.co/T1IhoihP3l

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Time for a holiday! Hop-picking in Kent, bus to the seaside or a visit to the Cadbury factory in Bournville? https://t.co/EkPqwPjg61

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Had an amazing time @BFI this morning watching Service for Ladies on *nitrate* - what a treat to see it in a full NFT1! Thanks to all involved for making it possible :)

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Really enjoyed my interwar double bill @BFI #FilmonFilm today - Early to Bed with intro by @robinalexbaker and The First Born with accompaniment by @stephenstumm. Roll on Service for Ladies on Sunday morning!

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Victor Saville before Jessie Matthews - odd moral dilemmas in The Faithful Heart (1932) https://t.co/c0W4IqCqoG

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The final edition of May Murder Month for this year - how were criminal investigations presented in newspapers vs. novels? https://t.co/HcNCVwxUWU

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The 'domestic homicide' could reveal much about private relationships in interwar London
https://t.co/1yi2LdSfFa

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May Murder Month continues with a close look at what happened if you found yourself convicted of murder in interwar London, and your appeal got rejected...
https://t.co/EAh1dzhXzA

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Police memoirs https://t.co/zBvH8OhCTr

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It's May Murder Month again on the blog! First off - a look at the very popular interwar genre of real-life police memoirs and how they constructed life as a detective
https://t.co/az0yhHcuQU

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Ahead of the coronation of Charles III, a look back at how monarchy and community was reinforced at the coronation of George VI https://t.co/WF8OLVNc9Z

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Ahead of the coronation of Charles III, a look back at how monarchy and community was reinforced at the coronation of George VI
https://t.co/7UkzkPtgB5

[Historic Croydon Airport @CroydonAirport]

The showing of The Flying Fool at the David Lean Cinema Saturday afternoon was a sell-out. Here is Mara Arts giving her intro. If you missed this showing, a further showing is on sale for 20th May. Tickets at https://t.co/GTqFstRkiG