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Because the British public feels that the interned Fascists have an easy time away from air raids, with plenty of food, bathing beaches and cinemas, there was a stir of protest in London. The British Communist Party used the incident to claim that the Fascists rioted because they have friends...
The threatened factories were indeed powerful, and the buildings remarkable. This was the museum city of revolution. It had built, for the people, 60 institutions of higher learning, 103 technical schools, 187 elementary and secondary schools, 21 stadiums, 25 theaters, 42 cinemas, 89 hospitals, 240 nurseries. In 1938 the city...
In the eight years since the first licensed Drive-In opened for business, the then crackpot cinema sideline has expanded into a $3,000,000 industry supporting 52 theaters, with twelve others abuilding and 50 more contracted for. Most of them are in the temperate South, whose largest chain, George...
When the war began, Betty Humby organized concerts in British cathedrals (free, easy to advertise). She also helped keep evacuated children out of mischief by holding morning concerts in cinemas. Last autumn, with her ten-year-old son Jeremy, she went to the U.S., where she plans to remain for...
Last week thousands of war-worried U.S. citizens strolled from their neighborhood cinemas with a lighter step. These heartened cinemagoers had seen a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer short subject, More About Nostradamus, now playing in some 200 U.S. cinema houses. According to the fabled Renaissance Prophet Nostradamus, Hitler would be licked...