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• Alfred Hitchcock
  In April [[1919]], the American company [[Famous Players-Lasky]] announced its intention to Although Hitchcock's first two films received critical approval from the press, Gainsborough's distributor [[C.M. Woolf]] felt they lacked comme
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• The Mountain Eagle (1926)
  [[Eliot Stannard]] started developing the scenario from Lapworth's story during the autumn of {{Y1925}} and it was completed shortl ...n and she is driven from the village by the inhabitants. Beatrice is saved from their fury by a mysterious stranger known as Fearogod, who lives a solitary
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• Articles
  ...o the [[Hitchcock Journal Articles Project]] and the [[Hitchcock Newspaper Articles Project]]. == Site Articles ==
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• Eliot Stannard
  From 1919 to 1930, the Stannards owned or rented two separate apartment flats in Holb * {{articles}}
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• John Michael Hayes
  * [[:Category:Articles about John Michael Hayes|Articles about John Michael Hayes]] [[Category: Born 1919|Hayes, John Michael]]
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• Variety (1996) - Obituaries: Martin Balsam
  Born in the Bronx, N.Y., on Nov. 4, 1919, Balsam studied and acted in numerous productions at the New School in New {{Journal articles}}
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• Gordon Harker
  * {{articles}} ...hester, Sussex.</ref>, Pheobe Winifred Harker (b. 1887)<ref>Married 16/Jul/1919 to Gilbert Fowden Simpson (b. 1893). Died 1966 in London.</ref>, James Thom
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• Nova Pilbeam
  Nova Margery Pilbeam (1919-2015) was a British actress with notable performances in both theatre and f She was married to the director [[Penrose Tennyson]] from 1939 until his death in a plane crash in July 1941. Her own brother, Anthon
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• Henley Telegraph (1919) - Gas
  ...tchcock]] and originally published in the ''[[Henley Telegraph]]'', June [[1919]]. Then a doorway from which a light streamed lent itself to her vision{{-}}In here{{-}}anywhere,
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• Famous Players-Lasky
  ...American motion picture and distribution company created on July 19, 1916 from the merger of Adolph Zukor's Famous Players Film Company{{-}}originally for ...s, the company rented a large plot of land in Islington, London in October 1919. Part of the plot included a large glass-roofed building (formerly a power
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• The Times (17/Apr/1919) - Film Audiences
  '''(c) The Times''' (17/Apr/1919) Mr. Engholme admitted that while they got some splendid films from the United States, they also got some outrageous "duds," and now that the w
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• The Times (01/Jul/1919) - American Film Invasion
  '''(c) The Times''' (01/Jul/1919) [[Category:articles about Early British Cinema]]
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• The Times (08/Nov/1919) - The Film World
  '''(c) The Times''' (08/Nov/1919) [[Category:articles about Early British Cinema]]
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• The Times (25/Jun/1919) - US Film Enterprise in Britain
  '''(c) The Times''' (25/Jun/1919) ...would not be drama if it were. The moving picture drama, however, differed from the stage drama in that it showed on the screen so much that was described
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• The Times (21/Jul/1919) - The Film World
  '''(c) The Times''' (21/Jul/1919) ...on of ''His House in Order'', for which Miss Elsie Ferguson will come over from the United States.
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• Ian Hunter
  After returning to England as a teenager, he made his stage début in 1919. In a career spanning 45 years in film, theatre and television, Hunter appe * {{articles}}
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• The Times (16/Jul/1919) - Drastic Film Boycott Proposed
  '''(c) The Times''' (16/Jul/1919) ...roduction on a larger scale, and requesting British capitalists to refrain from investing in any picture theatre under foreign control. The British public
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• The Independent (01/Jul/1999) - Obituary: Sir John Woolf
  ...the great pioneers of British cinema, [[C.M. Woolf]], who started off in [[1919]] when, as a partner in W & F Film Service Ltd, he successfully exploited t ...with Freda Jackson repeating her West End stage performance as a landlady-from-hell, Cosh Boy (1953), which dealt with the topical juvenile delinquency pr
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• W.T. Henley's Telegraph Works Company Ltd
  ...cock was a founding editor of the magazine and contibuted several original articles and stories, including: * [[Henley Telegraph: Gas|Gas]] (01/Jun/1919)
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• Peter Handford
  == Articles == * see [[:Category: Articles about Peter Handford|articles about Peter Handford]]
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