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... this week: Hairdressers' Journal, Kinematograph Weekly, Melody maker, and Hon* and Hound. Magazines printed at Watford and not affected will be published. They are Woman. Picturegoer, Mickey's Weekly, John Bull. Illustrate, Everywoman ...
... this week: Hairdressers' Journal:: Kinematograph Weekly. Melody Maker, and Horse and Hound. Magazines printed at WE and and not affected will be published. They are Woman. Picturegoer. Mickey's Weekly. John Bull, Illustrated. Everywoman ...
... excluded from the coverage. In fairness, I must cite what the writer on Management in the influential trade journal, Kinematograph Weekly, has said about showmanship of this kind. After a woman. recently widowed, had seen a coffin displayed in a cinema ...
... biggest cinema box office attraction in Britain during 1968, according to the annual survey of boxoffice returns made by Kinematograph Weekly and published to-day. Second in the 1958 list was The Vikings, an American mm. and another British ,lm Dunkirk, was ...
... Britain during 1959 than in any prevlosu year, according to the annual survey of cinema bos-afilce returns made by the Kinematograph Weekly, published to-day. Out of 55 big money-makers, 29, including the first three, were British. Carry On. Nurse, was the ...
... of films In this country was, until 1952, based an the inflammability of cellu-8.8.P.C.'s secretary quoted in the Kinematograph Weekly, April 20. 1950: First. was the story. incident, or dialogue likely to impair the moral standards of the public by ...
... advertising films shown by a city centre cinema which only exhibits foreign films, with nudity prominent. The posters are changed weekly as a rule, but the words erotic. bizarre, and similar adjectives appear regularly. I can find no enthusiasm among my ...
... body to , the last, but consisting mainly of independent producers), the Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association and the Kinematograph Renters' Society. Without the support of these groups the plan put forward by Mr. Cecil Bernstein. a director of the Granada ...
... body to the last. but consisting mainly of independent producers), the Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association and the Kinematograph Renters Society. Without the support of these groups the plan put forward by Mr. Cecil Bernstein, a director of the Granada ...
... it appears that the British film has an average audience of about two million weekly outside Britain, and the American film an audience of about fifty-five million weekly outside the United States. It is clear that the political, economic and industrial ...
... in the bus. BRITISH FILMS again headed the list of the biggest cinema box-office attractions in Britain during 1955. Kinematograph Weekly's annual survey of box-office returns gives The Dam Busters and Doctor at Sea first and second place respectively. ...
... by Mr. E. J. Hinge, president of the Cinematograph Exhibitors’ Association, and Mr. D. E. Griffiths, president of the Kinematograph Reuters’ Society, waited on the Home Office yesterday on the subject of the closing of cinemas. Speakers pointed out the ...