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Theatres were closed and cinemas shut at 9. Lights were off in many parts of London. Many places were without fuel. Food was served to the homeless by many volunteer organizations and nobody starved. The power plant of an East End meatpacking factory was bombed. Instead of letting five tons...
> Evacuated city children found the country lonely, inhospitable, missed their late city hours, cinemas, fish & chips shops.
(Fredric March) - sick of the way she has been treating him and their ugly duckling daughter (16-year-old Rita Quigley) - is about to fly the coop, Cinemactress Crawford conies into her honest own. The result is a moving marital drama, which, although it talks more than most cinemas, also...
Last March, knowing well that the lifting of the mists in May would bring bombs, the Chinese Government undertook systematic evacuation of Chungking's population, estimated then at over 750,000. Police circulated through the city, first warning residents without domicile permits (issued after last May's terrible...
Reno, Nevada, besides being a divorce mill, is a town of 18,500, with cinemas, dance halls, churches, a high school, a business college, a university (University of Nevada). Between the transient divorce-seekers and the permanent population of Reno there is a sharp line. Reno boys & girls pay no...