TV Channel Increases Classic British Film Broadcasts

Radnor Studio 21, the public access television station that broadcasts in Lower Merion on channel 21, is running classic movies from the United Kingdom at 8 p.m. every night of the week.

According to general manager George Strimel, the channel started airing the British classic films, which were created from the 1930s-1960s, one night a week. They increased it to weekends, and recently have started showing the films every night at 8 p.m.

No other content on the public access channel will be lost, but there will be a slight reshuffling of the schedule, which you can find every week posted on Radnor Patch in the Announcements section under News.

Verizon airs channel 21, which is a non-profit corporation based out of its downtown Wayne studio.

This week:

April 7 - Under Capricorn

April 8 - A Town Like Alice

April 9 - Gallopoli

April 10 - Bitter Springs

April 11 - The Seige of Pinchgut

April 12 - The Sundowners

April 13 - Robbery Under Arms