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... what I believe the Boulting Twins wanted it to be, huge piece life from a certain period in the history of Brighton. As that, it is enormous success. The Boulting twins have achieved what they set out to do. For nearly two hours, Brighton lives on the screen ...
... unit under director John Boulting to Brighton in mid-summer take authentic film version of Graham “Brighton Hock’’ starring At ton' borough showing at Monday of Pinkie 17 Brighton 1937 it was to many as in Brighton ...
... into for 2 Years SPHERE is a story in Brighton that when you ring ' the Grand Hotel there, instead of the telephone operator answering “This is the Grand Hotel,” you hear her silvery tones reply “This is Brighton Rock Calling This fable is eminently true ...
... whether Richard Attenborough will be able to come North when the film Brighton Rock is screened shortly. He is too busy being a very wayward Cockney schoolboy in the latest Boulting Twins production The Guinea Pig.” Despite this. I would like repeat ...
... the is to play the part fh created on the stage, that of Ida Arnold, the concert party ntertainer, in the Boulting Bros, production of Brighton Rock. She appears opposite Riehard Attenborough, who is also recreating the part he originated on the London ...
... his leading lady in the film version of his stage success Brighton Rock.’’ prosentat ; on Collin's The While.’’ find an actross for the starring feminine 10L* Richard Attenborough in Brighton Hock.’ Inelr chcoverv will come knov.n to th * general public ...
... the common sights of the seashore just now, w«re rl unknown at popular resorts a century witness the account of the scene Brighton beach described by Erndire in days the Regency. “Each man,” he wrote, “runs to & ladder a» it it dragged out of the sea scuffles ...
... BIRTHS ENGLISH. End. CorbrWge. lOlfc. to Mr. and Mrs. R. N. English (net Evelyn Ferguson ,i.' daughter. BOULT. Beadneil. Oct. 9. to Beatrice (Wilson), wife of Frederick Hoult, a daughter. Both' well. • .. SPARK. At the Nursing Home. North Shields, on ...
... 57. Wellington Hoad, New Brighton, who was staying the hotel. 1 evidently fallen from third-story room. Valued at £25,000. the cargo of pigiron of the 3.000-ton steamer Biterwater. astle-on-Tyne. which lies stranded on the rocks near North Berwick, the ...
... 0. 8.50 —Grieg—s. Songs sung by Astra Desmond (contralto). 9.10 —Concert by the Brighton Society of Symphonic Players, conducted by Herbert Menges, from the Dome. Brighton. 10.0- 1 2.p —Newcastle. MIDLAND (1.013kc.—296.2m.) 5.0 Children’s Hour. 6.0 Newcastle ...
... TACTLESS— Stobart El 51b)— Mr A Straker CTIAPELTOWN (alld II Morris W Birch ROCK— Mrs 6 (alld 51b)— Mr Kettlewell ANOHUSA— 7 B D A— Mr Belting: 9 Tactless 1 LITTLE RAT Silver Island and Rock 1 Eilean to others started Won by distance between and third B A fourth ...
... is to play the part she created on the stage, that of Ida Arnold, the concert party entertainer, in the Boulting Bros production of Brighton Rock. She appears opposite Richard Attenborough, who is also recreating the part he originated on the London ...