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SPARKLING PARAMOUNT PREMIERES ILLUMINE THE BRITISH SCENE
LONDON This is the exterior of the Leicester Square Theatre, where "Desire Under the Elms" has been presented so successfully, and where queues of picturegoers have been setting something new in the matter of queue-long records
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Here, for instance, at the right-hand
side of the entrance, is where the Five Shilling 3ueue begins. And of course the HOUS.L FULL u is not there just for fun. The queue stretches to
t,he right
....Then it turns down Whitcomb Street ... .And in the picture at right), down St. Martins St. .nto Orange Street
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....Meanwhile, the queue at left of the main mtrance had its own pattern of patient waiting, nd here you see the queue in place, by day and y night, waiting to see "Desire Under the Elms,' me or the finest film dramas to be released in >1 eland in years.
LONDON No doubt at all as to when "Teacher's Pet" is being shown at Odeon, either on weekdays or Sundays. .. .Neither is there any doubt, at right as to the popularity of the Clark Gable-Doris Day comedy.
MANCHESTER -Last month we reported the interesting visit of Charlton Heston to the Kemsley Newspaper Organisation in this city. Here are pictures showing him actively at work as a linotype operator (without pay) ,and also as a reader looking over the results of his own work. From the critical look on his face it would appear that he will stick to film acting for the time being espec
ially as he has been able to see, in London, Manchester, Dublin. Paris, Rome and Brussels (to mention just a few cities), the magnificent success being achieved by "The Ten Commandments."
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LONDON One of the many important film events Charlton Heston attended during his very active stay in London was the Royal World Premiere of the British film, "Dunkirk," presented before Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinbu. gh. Shown here at right are Heston and D.P. Evans, a veteran of Dunkirk.
LONDON This is an 'extension course' in the study of "Teacher's Pet" at the Odeon, and is designed to show that the queues for the picture were in front of the theatre by night as well as by day.