12th October 2011
Lost World Competition
Win tickets to a unique screening at Cornerhouse
Categories: Film
On Sunday 16th October at 4pm, Cornerhouse will be screening the 1925 version of The Lost World with a live piano score by JJ, keyboardist of the Scissor Sisters. Details here. Cornerhouse have very kindly offered to give away 5 free pairs of tickets to this incredible one off event. All you have to do is answer this simple question and this amazing prize could be yours:
WHO DIRECTED THE 1925 VERSION OF THE LOST WORLD?
A) James B. Renaulds
B) Harry O. Hoyt
C) Toby T. Goodge
D) Curtis J. Jackson
Email your answers to [email protected] GOOD LUCK!!!!
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