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Picturegoer was a fan
magazine published in the
United Kingdom between 1911 and 23
April 1960. The
magazine was
started in 1911
under the name The Pictures...
- The
Picturegoers (1960) is the
first novel by
British writer David Lodge. The
novel relates the
story of a
group of
Roman Catholics residing in London...
- Forrest,
Elizabeth (July 25, 1953). "He Made It
Single Handed" (PDF).
Picturegoer. "Good Guys
Sometimes Win:
Jeffrey Hunter" (PDF). Movieland. 1957. p...
- star. In
September 1915,
Chaplin topped a poll held by
Pictures and the
Picturegoer of the
greatest British film actors,
receiving 142,920
votes from readers...
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August 14, 2008.
Retrieved December 28, 2011. Glancy, Mark (2011). "
Picturegoer: the fan
magazine and po****r film
culture in
Britain during the Second...
- "Young man with a
master mind". In
March 1926, the
British film
magazine Picturegoer ran an
article entitled "Alfred the Great" by the film
critic Cedric...
- Anna Lee MBE Anna Lee on the
cover of
Picturegoer in 1936 Born Joan
Boniface Winnifrith (1913-01-02)2
January 1913 Ightham, Kent,
England Died 14 May...
- from the
shaky start. The
settings are
nothing to
shout about, either."
Picturegoer wrote: "Can
bombs be funny? This neat
British thriller is time-set for...
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March 2015 – via Newspapers.com. "Are They
Being Fair to Jean Simmons?",
Picturegoer, 2
August 1947. Per
Gloria Hunniford in Sunday,
Sunday television interview...
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conventional notions of
escapist entertainment.
Margaret Hinxman of
Picturegoer called the film "a four-star
crusade against type-casting." She wrote:...
