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... British top film poll BRITISH films attracted the biggest cinema audiences in this country during 1950. says the annual Kinematograph Weekly box office survey published to-day. The most successful film of the year was the British The Blue Lamp. Runner-up ...
... send-uf i lf , all those dreadful 'glorious Lone The award, made annually , by Star State' Westerns. Plenty of the Kinematograph Weekly' . a punch-ups, gunfights and horse trade newspaper, is for cinema c h ases i n thi s e n n managers who, in the opinion ...
... municipal entertainment centre. One such resident has written to the “Visitor” enclosing a copy of an article from the “Kinematograph Weekly ' telling how the local authority at Beaconsfield, Bucks., took action to prevent the town losing its only cinema, ...
... An usherette found them, and the following day the owner of the dentures called and gave the girl a reward of 10s.—Kinematograph Weekly. * * * Us-scest-inteatal The bottle of perfume that Billy SPIot For Christmas, did not suit Miss Millicent; Her disniay ...
... has won the second prize of ZSO. and a giant silver lion, In the annual showmanship competition sponsored by the •Kinematograph Weekly - . add Merro-Ooldwynlhayeg Pictures. ...
... contest. Two years later, in December, 1953. he was made an honorary member of the Company of Showmen, sponsored by the Kinematograph Weekly in recognition of his services and contributions towards the maintenance of a consistently high standard of showmanship ...
... certain gance, ' trades unions. • saYs Mr. PhilliOs• . Writing in the current issue And i f - -3 TIHREE apparently , of Kinematograph Weekly, watching sc ni . e Mr. Morgan Phillips, secretary million Po d a .asks John Stratten i unrelated items in of ...
... income to 'cinemas from scree nadvertising and similar profits. are to be included in the new valuations, says the Kinematograph Weekly which adds 'that Isome of the new assessments have already been made. In one case a which was rated at £6OO has a new ...
... British films “ Carry on Nurse” All Right and of the Sixth Happiness tbe money-spinners in Britain in 1959 according to a Kinematograph Weekly survey to-day It the year yet British films twenty-nine fifty-five attractions The survey at the Top best X fihn ...
... 'Blue Lamp' Wins ORITISH films attracted biggest cinema audiences this country during 1950 This revealed the annual KInematograph Weekly box office survey which reached Most successful film the year Ealing Studios' Blue Lamp (serialised Chronicle) with ...
... and secondly because most second- feature films are so bad I quote Mr Brian Snape the Snape Circuit a letter to the Kine-matograph Weekly : The loss the family audience and the middle -aged Eatrons could e due to some extent to the abnormal length our present ...
... second feature is possible to get just over one hour’s entertainment from the advertised three hours’ show” he told the Kinematograph Weekly One needn’t go so far as Mr of the historic Atlantic Charter meeting of Churchill Roosevelt He filmed the Commando ...