Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE ART OF THE CINEMA. With the Film Society From Haroun al Rase hie, to Jack the Ripper Music of the Screen By So R. ILHTTLEWOQD Whether one altogether agrees with its views of things or not, the founding of the Film Society remains none the less one ...
... several, more ingenious than some. The real mystery of Jack the Ripper's identity, motive and fate has never been satis factorily settled, but The Lodger makes no bones about it. The Ripper or The Avenger, as the synopsis prefers to call him is an experimental ...
... London, and the Jack the Ripper crimes are not within that category. And if the police here had powers such as the French police possess, the murderer would have been brought to justice. I will only add here that the Jack the Ripper letter which is preserved ...
... murders follow each other, with pre cisely similar details of a ferocious, uncivilised brutality. They exhibit no Jack the. Ripper, no hooligan characteristics they exhale the brutal subtlety of the East in this capital of the West. A scholarly old man ...
... story, new to me, is that during the Ripper murders Clarkson disguised a number of detectives and medical students to act as decoys in Whitechapel. It must have been poorish fun, acting as a decoy for the Ripper. When Mr. Greenwall gets off his anec ...
... one of those who suspect they have the key to the Jack the Ripper mystery. He met a man in France who was convinced that one of the best grown up friends of his childhood had been Jack the Ripper The theory sounds plausible. The consulting-room stories ...
... With Ann Sheridan, Zachary Scott, Lew Ayres, and some excellent minor characterisations. DAUGHTER OF DARKNESS. A Jack-the- Ripper story in reverse, from Max Catto's play They Walk Alone. The heroine is an Irish servant girl, who seduces husky young men ...
... matter can afford to miss this book 'X/JR. HUGH BROOKE, whose latest novel Man Made Angry is a story of a modern Jack the Ripper ness springs from incurable i romanticism. He knows so well what life can be he sees, only too clearly, what j it is and whither ...
... for the purpose of strewing the town with murdered women. Reason (official and unofficial) rejects the notion that Jack the Ripper was a mere simpleton. ■Thus we know almost from the outset that it is Cheerful Charlie who done it and that he is up against ...
... personality, his secret comings and goings, feed the growing suspicion that he is the perpetrator of a series of Jack the Ripper murders. Needless to say, since the part is played and very well played by Ivor Novello, the solution, which I will not divulge ...
... stylised acting by Jannings as Haroun A1 Raschid, by Conrad Verldt as Ivan the Terrible, and by Werner Krauss as Jack the Ripper; Nju, with Jannings and Elizabeth Bergner, who played the Maid in Reinhardt's produc tion of Shaw's Saint Joan; The Stone ...
... volume is a welcome addition to true tales that are stranger than fiction. New light is thrown on the exploits of Jack the Ripper, and other causes celbbres treated include the careers of Edgar Edwards, John Owen, Gleeson Wilson, and Lacenaire and Caillard ...