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... A CONTRAST AND COMMENT An English cinema paper, the Kinematograph Weekly of Wednesday last gives two cases, one in Belfast and the other in Derry, to prove its assertion that “few of the activities of Ireland, either in the four 'Northern' counties—it ...
... and Jack Hawkins, was the biggest box office attraction in Britain during 1958, according to the annual survey by * Kinematograph Weekly and published {o-day. In second place was “The Vikings,” an American film, and another British film, “Dunkirk,” was ...
... has proved to be the biggest boxoffice :attraction, according to toe annual survey of box-office returns made by Kinematograph !Weekly'', and , published yesterday. This year's most successftel• film was Beach For The Sky, the story of the legless ...
... cinema box-office attractions in Britain during 1954. according to the annual survey of box-office returns made by the Kinematograph Weekly. pouring paraffin over her. A grandmother, Mrs. Christi:di pleaded not guilty. Her appeal against conviction was dismissed ...
... search for highly- hard British star team. nounced Scot- trained technicians to staff its tish accent industries. The Kinematograph Weekly Mr. McMeekin's Mr, McMeekin He was responsible for says that humour, pathos, and parents came arranging the six-day ...
... March—Cert X WILLIAM HOPPER. JOAN TAYLOR 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH . . .EaEily the best of the current Horrific BunchKinematograph Weekly. NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 ADMI4 - 112) THURSDAY, 13th March—Cert U The Sensational! ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK ...
... number of lurid posters being issued to publicise horror films. The statement welcomes tn e decision announced by the Kinematograph Renters' Society that the cinema industry is to consider lta own posters. The statement said:— it is NNW that objectionable ...