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Page 12 from 1st June 1935• • By Celluloid Noel Coward in Film T et •iteee is eleseetine the seeonfl , . s Ile , Iii-ele.1iihut• uut-elethe., .1 .i , r , 11 1 M ',. I limp......
In A Few Words
Page 4 from 30th January 1942Prostituting Nursery Rhymes INGA ANDERSON, described as a 1 .4 sophisticated " entertainer, ought really to be asked to leave the children's......
The Professor And His Super 11011v
Page 8 from 15th September 1950SEVEN DAYS TO NOON (LEICES1ER SQUARE THEATRE) Directors : The Boulting Twins FORTUNE favours the brave— and when John and Roy Boulting decided......
Refreshing Swiss Roles
Page 6 from 12th February 1982ONCE OR twice in recent years a movie, including at least one from Switzerland, has made lightly malicious comment on what one actually called......
Python 'insult To Rutland'
Page 5 from 23rd May 1975by MARY CRAIG The citizens of Oakham, in what used to be Rutland but is now part of Leicestershire, were definitely not amused. "An insult to the......
An Extraordinary Ten Years Of Contrasts
Page 5 from 29th December 1989IT was the age of materialism. Margaret Thatcher revived capitalism. It was the age of altrism. Never before had so many people given to charity.......
Public Cinema
Page 13 from 14th February 1936By Celluloid NEW FILMS " I Dream Too Much " The Carlton. Lily Pons is a coloratura soprano of international fame and reputation. Her appearance......
Carol Reed Saves The Day
Page 3 from 9th September 1949W ITII the year well on the turn and not a solitary film of outstanding merit to brighten the way of the critic. Carol Reed, in his adaptation of......
War In Malaya
Page 6 from 19th September 1952Grace Conway on Films THE PLANTER'S WIFE .11 (Leicester Square Theatre : Certificate A) Director: Ken Annakin " B ELIEVE it or not," says Jim......
War's Come -back
Page 8 from 19th October 1962By FREDA BRUCE LOCKHART A FTER every war it seems that war films, with or without sonic particular slant, come back into fashion at recurrent......