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• British International Pictures
  ...International Pictures (BIP), was a British film production company active from 1927 until 1970. The company was founded by [[John Maxwell]] after he had p ...nds. This company later became Thames Television, and although it lost its broadcasting franchise in 1992 still exists in the form of the talkbackTHAMES independen
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• Film Comment (1985) - Amazing Anthologies
  ...Scorsese]], Motion picture directors & producers, Success, TV, Television broadcasting, Television networks, Television programs, USA, [[Universal Studios]], [[Wi {{Journal articles}}
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• The 39 Steps (Lux Radio Theater, 13/Dec/1937)
  ANNOUNCER: From Hollywood, California, the [[Lux Radio Theatre]] presents [[Robert Montgome ...ladies and gentlemen, and brings you another hour of entertainment direct from the film capital. Tonight, we star Robert Montgomery, Ida Lupino, Isabel Je
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• American Masters: Hitchcock, Selznick and the End of Hollywood (1998)
  * distribution company: Films Transit International and Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) [[Category:Articles with multimedia]]
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• The Birds (Escape, 10/Jul/1954)
  Want to get away from it all? ANNOUNCER: ESCAPE! Designed to free you from the four walls of today for a half hour of high adventure!
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• Critical Arts (2014) - Broadcasting to the 'Last Outpost of the British Empire': Anthony Lejeune, the Man Behind the SABC's English Service "London Letter" (1965-1995)
  * journal article: '''Broadcasting to the 'Last Outpost of the British Empire': Anthony Lejeune, the Man Behin ...], [[Piccadilly Circus, London]], [[Portland Place, London]], Radio, Radio broadcasting, Radio programming, SABC, South Africa''
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• The 39 Steps (BBC, 2008)
  company -> [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] == Articles ==
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• Lucie Mannheim
  During World War II she appeared in several films, as well as broadcasting propaganda to Germany - including performing an anti-Hitler version of "Lil == Articles ==
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• The French Review (1999) - Phones as Instruments of Betrayal in Alfred Hitchcock's Bon Voyage and Aventure Malgache
  ...nture Malgache]] and explores connections with [[Hitchcock]]'s other films from [[The Lady Vanishes]] to [[Dial M for Murder]]. Telephonic images serve to ...ed Jeanne who aids Dougall in his escape from a train near Reims and later from her father's farm. Discovering her placing a call to report him, Godowski s
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• Hitchcock Annual (2000) - "Revenge": Alfred Hitchcock's "Sweet Little Story"
  ...fred Hitchcock Presents]], American television, Anthologies, CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System), Film & television production, Film & television studies, History, {{Journal articles}}
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• The Telegraph (15/Dec/2003) - Review: The de-kinking of Alfred Hitchcock
  ...ugh his illuminated peephole, [[Jimmy Stewart]] scrutinising human foibles from his darkened room: as moviegoers, we're supposed to recognise ourselves her ...pictures until a few years before his death in 1980, he's rarely seen away from his director's chair.
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• The Times (19/Aug/1957) - Obituary: Mr. Louis Levy
  ...ed yesterday in hospital at Slough. He was 63. He had been associated with broadcasting in Britain since its early days. [[Category: Articles about Louis Levy]]
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• The Times (01/Oct/1981) - Obituary: Mr Robert Montgomery
  ...ly ambitions to become a writer. He turned to the stage instead graduating from walk-on parts to repertory and Broadway productions. Soon attracting the at ...billing with John Wayne, Montgomery was assistant director on the film and from now on directing became as great an interest as acting.
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• The Times (21/Oct/1952) - Obituary: Basil Radford
  ...d effect, which was less easy to sustain when transferred to the medium of broadcasting. That his place in film comedy was secure is shown by his appearance recent ...to England, reappeared at the Strand in May, 1932, in ''The Love Pirate''. From then on he appeared in a great variety of plays, notably ''Night Must Fall'
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• The Guardian (09/Aug/2006) - Obituary: Patrick Allen
  ...his motivation for avoiding the financial unpredictability of acting came from a wish to preserve the style of life he had as a boy. But though his childh ...vealed a talent that soon took him on to presenting work with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Abandoning his studies, he took off for Chicago, becoming one
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• The Times (08/Aug/2006) - Obituary: Patrick Allen
  ...g on the university radio. This led to work as a narrator for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and he decided to become an actor. He went to Hollywood, where ...e in the Associated Redifusion television series. For 39 episodes, running from 1963 to 1965, Allen played the businessman who escaped the London rat race
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• The Telegraph (03/Jan/2008) - That iconic tune
  ...It's one of the most instantly recognisable theme tunes in all of British broadcasting, and a throwback to the traditional, bombastic style of BBC signature tunes ...of the RAF. It was chosen by the programme's first producer, Angus Mackay, from the BBC record library. It was an instant hit with listeners, many of whom
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• Vanity Fair (May/2008) - Doris Day’s Vanishing Act
  ...e in the wake of new financial and personal disappointments. In an excerpt from his forthcoming biography of the 86-year-old singer-actress, David Kaufman ...o put her mind at ease. "Dear Doris, you've done nothing to elicit comment from me," he said. "You have been doing what I felt was right for the film, and
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• The 39 Steps (CBC Stage Series, 1947)
  * broadcast by Canadian Broadcasting Corp. as part of the ''[[Stage Series]]'' [[Category:Articles with multimedia|39 Steps 1947]]
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• Senses of Cinema (2006) - Hitchcock's Aventure Malgache (or the True Story of DZ 91)
  * [http://sensesofcinema.com/2006/feature-articles/hitchcock-aventure-malgache/ Senses of Cinema] ...umber INF 6/2470 brings up a large amount of unreleased information, right from page 1. In fact, these initial paragraphs begin to throw new light on Hitch
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