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West Sussex on the silver screen: Films made in West Sussex during the first 100 years of the cinema
Published by West Sussex County Council, Chichester, 1995
ISBN 10: 0862603447 ISBN 13: 9780862603441
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. Interesting little booklet about West Sussex's involvement with cinema over 100 years.'Films made in West Sussex during the first 100 years of the cinema' Map of West Sussex,Intro,A to Z of films in West Sussex,Films on the Bluebell line,Films at Gatwick airport,films at Shoreham beach,credits Unpaginated [24pp] lots of black and white illustrations. 12cm x 21cm landscape. Very Good.in pictorial cover.
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Paper, offset lithography. Size: B2 (cca. 70 x 50 cm). Blank poster for M jus 1 Kino Only the name of the cinema appears on the poster the screening time and the title of the film were added later M jus 1 Kino originally called Atrium Cinema opened in 1937 Following the Second World War it re opened in 1947 as M jus 1 Kino and operated under this name until 1990 Between 1990 and 2008 the name was changed back to trium After a period of closure it re opened in Autumn 2012 as Atrium Film Theatre Fine, fold marks, small tears along the border.
