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[…]n about the films during the war and just after the war, was the tremendous appetite for films. All the cinemas, they regularly ran two features in a programme and a shorter documentary, sometimes a stage show, and they changed the programme twice a week and often a different film on Sundays. Which […]
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[…]a film and - mind you they don't show it - but they tend to, if it's coming towards the end of their lease period, they'll try and bring it into some programme.Sidney Cole: Oh. Reverting for a moment to the cinema attendances. I have the impression, just from personal experience and from my grandchi[…]
[…] said to me... when I was very upset by a programme that I'd had seen... she said, "well, Pat, you […]
[…] said to me... when I was very upset by a programme that I'd had seen... she said, "well, Pat, you […]
[…] their lease period, they'll try and bring it into some programme. Sidney Cole: Oh. Reverting for a moment to the […]
