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THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; Alfred Hitchcock Presents the Globe With- a Brilliant Melodrama, 'The Lady Vanishes'--Charles Laughton Returns in 'The Beachcomber,' at the Rivoli An Offer of Help The Hitchcocl Casts At the Continental Theatre At the Squire
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THE LADY VANISHES, from a screen play by Sidney Gillatt and Frank Launder,. based on Ethel Lina White's story, "The Wheel Spins"; directed by Alfred Hitchcock and produced by Gaumont-British. At the Gobe. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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