half term movie club

By mibbious
May 31, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted May 31, 2016

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Posted May 31, 2016

thought this may be of some interest for some people....

Nothing to do with the kids this half term or short of ideas? Why not pop down to The Capitol in Forest Hill. Every morning at 9am, we will be showing a different kids movie! While your kids enjoy a movie you could relax with a coffee for as little as 95p or even better a freshly prepared breakfast. Buses 122 185 176 356 197. Nearest train station is forest hill.

Wednesday - Peter Pan

Thursday - Babe

Friday - Aladdin

Saturday - Frozen

Sunday - Minions

www.facebook.com/thecapitolforesthill

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