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Film Fanfare - No 26 - Section 1 1956
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Film Fanfare No. 26 - Section 1.
Lionel Murton introduces topical film show from London studio.
John Parsons who interviews film star Anne Todd in garden of her West London home, she talks about her role in "A Town Without Pity" and about the difference between film, T.V. and stage...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Ron
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 82557
- Sort Number:
- DOCS
- Time in/Out:
- 01:11:57:00 / 01:20:20:00
- Canister:
- DOCS
- Film ID:
- 2831.02
- Issue Date:
- 1956
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"Anne Todd" should read Ann Todd.
"Robert Otway" should read Robert Ottaway.
"April Orlich" should read April Olrich.
"Adrienne Corey" should read Adrienne Corri.