... economic conditions prevailing in the industry. The annual survey of box office successes published today by the Kinematograph Weekly, gives Sir Michael Balcon's The Blue Lamp, with Jack Warner, Dirk Bogarde, Jimmy Hanley and Peggy Evans, as the ...

... office winner. It was High Society, starring Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby. The sur v e y conducted annually by the Kinematograph Weekly, is based on returns from Britain's 4,500 cinemas. CThe Daily Mirror Newspapers, Ltd., 1957. Printed and Published ...

... as the biggest moneymakers of 1965. Julie, 30, heads the top ten stars in the annual box office surve3, conducted by Kinematograph Weekly, the film trade paper. The Sound of Music, which has earned £2,000,000 in thirty-six weeks, leads the Special Pre ...

... deals with the subject of infantile paralysis, was described by the experienced reviewer of the cinema trade paper Kinematograph Weekly as clinical claptrap. And yet another picture about. human illness, The Men, is on the way —a melodrama dedicated ...

... last week. Araby Soap, please writs us giving the will be shown at the Royal Aeademv Assizes yesterday and con- The Kinematograph Weekly list Jinni, of your regular grocer. I E & SONS LTD. next year. ditionally discharged. gives second place to the Alastair ...

... described by Josh Billings. of the trade paper which proves that even on a slender bud we can still make movie epics. Kinematograph Weekly, one of the shrewdest asses- The story, which almost parallels sors of a film's financial value, as a highly provocative ...