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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 319, 29 December 1936, Page 3

TELEVISION RIGHTS. ’ I ;

THE FIRST IN LONDON. Walter Hackett, the playwright, has the distinction of being the first to sell the television rights in a full-! length play. The play is “The Fugitives,” now! enjoying a successful run at the j Apollo Theatre, London, and the tele- I vision rights have been acquired by a | radio broadcasting company in the United Stales. Offers for the film rights hart already been received, but lliis television offer outbid even Hollywood. “ The Fugitives.” a lively comedy I with the Spanish revolution as its i background, gives Marlon Lome (Mrs Hackett), who, with her husband, Is j responsible for the production, one of her best and most characteristic roles.

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