... afraid, just like us. So do not be afraid. And if you see a flying saucer land on the common go right up to it and introduce yourself to the pilot. Awfully sorry, you must say, afraid it's closing time. But I could offer you a cup of tea. The chaps ...

... of the pest is The Black Rose (Odeon, Leicester Square). By setting the beginning and the end in a stately home of early England in the reign of Edward I (Tech nicolor postcard series: War wick Castle); by employing Jack Hawkins and Finlay Cur- rie in ...

... an owner's heart. For whereas running a horse used to be regarded els a gentle luxury, now it 's as coldly calculating a business as grocering, and as much con cerned with shillings and pence. Trainers used to consider they could safely reckon on^i a week ...

... during sticky moments on the Western Front in World War I. Not a few gourmets of the period preferred to see those boys with a rifle rather than with a spoon. Military cookery, a chap in close touch assures us, is vastly improved since then. Cooks are now ...

... are poetic and stimulating beyond the work of any other single film maker. Even when he films one of his own stage plays he uses it as a springboard for fresh flights of fancy. The French cinema has been full of dis appointments as well as disorders these ...