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ENTER the QUEEN - Starcraft 1930 CHILI (DOROTHY) BOUCHIER Hammersmith - 12 September 1909/10? Dorothy 1931-1935. Autobiog. F O R D O G S & A N G E L S ( 1 9 6 8 ) . m . H a r r y M i l t o n . B l u e y H i l l . A WOMAN IN PAWN; Gaumont 10/27. P-Victor Saville. D-Edwin Greenwood c-Baron Ventimiglia SHOOTING STARS - Brit Instructional 2/28. D-AV Bramble. Asst. Asquith. Script & also with JOG Orton. Brian Aherne. Don Calthrop, W P a t c h MARIA MARTEN - Ideal 3/28. D-Walter West. + Warwick Ward DAWN- PA L A I S D E D A N S E - G a u m o n t 7 / 2 8 . D - E l v e y. + J L o n g d e n , M P o u l t o n , CHICK - British Lion 8/28. D-AV Bramble. + Bramwell Fletcher. Y O U K N O W W H AT S A I L O R S A R E - G B 1 2 / 2 8 . D - E l v e y. + C y r i l M c L a g l e n . THE SILVER KING - We 1 sh-Pearson-E1der. 6/29. D-T Hayes Hunter. C-Bernard Knowles. Percy Marmont, H Huth WARNED OFF - B&D 12/29. P-Wilcox. D-Walter West. CITY OF PLAY - Gainsborough 11/29. P-Balcon. D-Denison Clift. Part taikie. D O W N S T R E A M - ENTER THE QUEEN - Starcraft 1930. P-Harry Cohen. D-Arthur Varney-Serrao. +Richard Cooper, Doria March. CALL OF THE SEA - Twickenham 11/30. P-Hagen. D-Leslie Hiscott. H e n r y E d w a r d s ( a l s o e x e c p r ) C h r i s s i e W h i t e KISSING CUP'S RACE - Butcher's a Walton 11/30. D-Castleton Knight. Steward Rome, M Carroll BROWN SUGAR - Twlck A/31. Hagen. Hiscott. Francis Lister, Constance Carpenter. CARNIVAL - BSD 3 Elstree 11/31. p/d Wilcox, c- Freddie Young. des-Doris Zinkeisen. +Matheson Lang, Joseph Schildkraut, "Dorothy" THE BLUE DANUBE - B&D 1/32. p/d Wilcox. + Brigette Helm, J Schildkraut, Massine & Nikitina. E B B T I D E - P a r a B r i t 2 . 3 2 . d - A r t h u r R o s s o n . + J o a n B a r r y, George Barraud. THE KING'S CUP - BSD 1/33. p-Wilcox; D-Sir Alan Cobham, Donald Macardle, Wilcox. +Harry Milton. SUMMER LIGHTNING - BSD 5/33. p-Wilcox. d-P Maclean Rogers. Wodehouse story, sets LP Williams. +Ralph Lynn, Winifred Shotter. PURSE STRINGS - BSD 7/33. d-Henry Edwards. Dorothy, Gyles Isham. PURSE STRINGS - B&D 7/53. a-Henry Edwards. Dorothy. Gyles Isham. IT'S A COP - B&D 3/3A. p-Wilcox. d-Mac Rogers. + Sydney Howard. TO BE A LADY - 3&D 7/3A. d-George King. + Bruce Lister. T H E O F F I C E W I F E - W B 3 Te d d . 8 / 3 A . p - I r v i n g A s h e r . d - G K i n g . +Nora SwinPurne. Cecil Parker. DEATH DRIVES THROUGH - Clifford Taylor 3 Ealing. 2/35. d-Edward L Cahn. story by John Huston. + Robert Douglas. Miles Mander. ROYAL CAVALCADE - BIP 3 Elstree & Welwyn. ABPC 4/35. p-Walter Mycroft. Superv d- Thomas Bentley. d- Herbert Brenon. Norman Lee. Walter Summers. Will Kellino. Marcel Varnel. T H E M A D H A T T E R S - B & D 7 / 3 5 . d - I v a r C a m p b e l l . + S l d n e y K i n g . "Chili" HONOURS EASY - BIP 3 Welwyn. 7/35. p-Mycroft. d-Herbert Brenon. c-Ronald Neame. Greta Nissen. Patric Knowles. Margaret Lockwood. LUCKY DAYS - B&D 8/35. d-Reginald Denham. +Whitmore Humphries. GET OFF MY FOOT - WB 10/35. Asher. d-Wllllam Beaudlne. +Max Miller. Jane Carr. MR COHEN TAKES A WALK - WB 12/35. Asner. Beaudlne. +Paul Graetz. Violet Farebrother. THE GHOST GOES WEST - LFP3 Isleworth. Denham exts 12.35. p-Korda. d-Clalr. +Donat. Jean Arthur. Pallette. FAITHFUL - WB 3/36. d-Paul Stein. Jean Mulr. Gene Gerrard. Hans Sonker. WHERE'S SALLY? - WB 4/36. d-Arthur Woods. +Gene Gerrard. Claude Hulbert.Renee Gadd. SOUTHERN ROSES - Capitol Grafton 3 Denham 9/36. p-lsldore Goldsmith. d-Fred Zelnlk. Dances Wendy Toye. + George Robey. Glna Malo. Nell Hamilton. GYPSY -WB 12/36. d-Roy W Nelll. sc- Brock Williams. T Rattlyan (from Eleanor Smith). Roland Young. Hugh Williams. MAYFAIR MELODY - WB 3/37. d-Arthur Woods. +Kelth Falkner. Joyce Kirby. THE MINSTREL BOY - Dreadnought 3 Elstree (Whitehall studios) 8/37. p/d Sidney Morgan. + Fred Conyngham. C H A N G E F O R A S O V E R E I G N - W B 9 / 3 7 . d - E l v e y. + S e y m o u r H i c k s . Bruce Lister. THE DARK STAIRWAY - WB 11/38. d-Woods. + Hugh Williams. Garry Marsh. MR SATAN - WB /38. p-WilIlam Collier. d-Woods. +James Stephenson. Franklyn Dyall. - 2 - THE SINGING COP - WB 1/38. d-Woods. dances Jack Donohue. +i<eith Falkener, Marta Labarr. THE RETURN OF CAROL DEANE - WB 8/38. p-Jerome Jackson. d-Woods. +Bebe Daniels^ Arthur Margetson. E V E R Y T H I N G H A P P E N S T O M E - W B 1 2 / 3 8 . J a c k s o n . d - R W N e i l l . Max Miller, HF Maltby. THE HIND OF M^ REEDER - Jack Raymond Prods, a Highbury 2/39. p-Charles Q Steel.dJack Raymond. + Will Fyffe, John Warwick, K a y Wa l s h . MY WIFE'S FAMILY - ABPC /Al. p&d Mycroft. +John Warwick, Pat Roc, David Tomlinson, Joan Greenwood, Leslie Fuller. FACING THE MUSIC - Butchers /Al. p&d Mclean Rogers. +Betty Driver, Bunny Doyle, Ruby Miller, Ronald Chesney. LAUGHING LADY - Brit National /AG. p-Louis H Jackson. d-PauI L Stein. c-Geoff Unsworth. Technicolor. Ziegler & Booth. MRS FITZHERBERT - BN /A7. Jackson. d-Montgmery TuIIy. +Margaretta Scott, Peter Graves, Joyce Howard, Leslie Banks, Frederick Valk. THE CASE OF CHARLES PEACE - John Argyle (p) /AS. d-Norman Lee. +MichaeI MartinHarvey, Valentine Dyall, Bruce Belfrage. OLD MOTHER RILEY'S NEW VENTURE - Harry Reynolds /A9. d-john Harlow. +John Le Mesurier, C Denier Warren, Sebastian Cabot. THE£ wallet - d&p Morton Lewis /52. THE COUNTERFEIT PLAN - Anglo-Amalg. /56. p-AIec C Snowden. d - M o n t g o m e r y T u I I y . +Zachary Scott, Mervyn Johns, THE BOY AND THE BRIDGE - d&p Kevin McGIory. , D E A D L U C K Y - / G O . L - C A T C H A F A L L I N G S T A R - T V / 8 / F L I P - T V / 9 1 - 3 -.
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