Punch, Volume 216Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman Punch Publications Limited, 1949 - Caricatures and cartoons |
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Page 222
... characters and its profusion of simple , essentially farcical incident are qualities the screen can use with great effect ; and the principal character's habit of soliloquy is also very helpful . Returning to the book , I'm astonished ...
... characters and its profusion of simple , essentially farcical incident are qualities the screen can use with great effect ; and the principal character's habit of soliloquy is also very helpful . Returning to the book , I'm astonished ...
Page 502
... character in whom a certain amount of their sym- pathy has been aroused comes to a bad end . This character , played very well here by VAN HEFLIN , is not by any means a hero ; the point about him is that he has ( during the war , when ...
... character in whom a certain amount of their sym- pathy has been aroused comes to a bad end . This character , played very well here by VAN HEFLIN , is not by any means a hero ; the point about him is that he has ( during the war , when ...
Page 530
... character's career has included gang warfare , but that is not the point about him at all . Nor is it the point about the film , the aims of which seem to be not far from those of the book : to show this odd and interesting character ...
... character's career has included gang warfare , but that is not the point about him at all . Nor is it the point about the film , the aims of which seem to be not far from those of the book : to show this odd and interesting character ...
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