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One sees the new Russian picture " The Five-Year Plan " running this week at the Forum, Villiers Street, with a feeling that, although concerned primarily with the remaking of Russia, it is less a propaganda filch for the Soviet than for the Senate. It is propaganda for the high

Offered by : Universal. Produced by : Fogwell Films. Directed by : Reginald Fogwell. Length : 5,966 feet. Release Date : f J uly 25, 1932. Certificate : A. Recording : Fidelytone, Sound on Film. Based : On the play "Crime of Passion," by Hubert Griffith.

There are only two sprockets to thread , one in the sound gate and the other in the picture gate. There is no intermittent sprocket, and the film is driven continuously. A flashing neon lamp is used to enable the picture to be viewed. The framing lever provided appears to move t

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The Independent Film Trade Paper (FOUNDED BY JOHN CABOURN) Faraday House, 8-10, Charing Cross Road, London, W.C. 2. MAY 4, 1932

Post G-B Studio Publicity Michael Balcon, General Manager of Productions for Gaumont-British, announces that Hugh Findlay has been appointed publicity manager to the Gaumont-British Production units, and as such will be responsible for publicity at both the Shepherd's Bush Studi

D. A. Clarke Smith . . Margot Grahame Moira Lynd Lord Alan Sevington Suitability : For the easily convinced and lightly amused ; otherwise just quota. Edgar Norfolk Irving Asher risks a charge of plagiarising the story of a certain London night club " Queen." Such licence, which