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And Then There were None robots Fernandel's first performance as the

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Fernandel's first performance as the priest from the Po Valley exuding comic charm and humility

There are a couple of closed tears in the left border as seen

The eyes are focused on the film title and this would seem to be all about Lady Chatterley although the film explores the theme of escape for both parties

The film poster dates from the 1978 release at the cinema when Rank commissioned this different artwork from the Italian artist Arnaldo Putzu

Amazing piece of cinema history for the greatest love story filmed "Gone with the Wind" made in 1939 this amazing 32 page Metro Goldwyn Mayer production book was released for the 60th anniversary and even has 3 original cinema tickets from the Empire cinema at Leicester Square for the evening performance on Tuesday June 3rd 1969

And Then There were None robots Fernandel's first performance as theVintage 1987 rolled condition theatre bill for Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None". The artist J. Bareham has painted the stars of the play including Koo Stark, Rodney Bewes, Geoffrey Davies, John Fraser, Jack Hedley, Miriam Karlin. The venue was the Duke of York's theatre with this poster designed and printed by Dewynters of London. There were two styles of this theatre bill as can be seen on our website.

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