LESLIE HOWARD The screen honours of the year must go to Howard for his make-up. of Rothschild"—he is likely to find himself in the same happy position in 1935, thanks to "Richelieu." Based on the famous play by Sir Edward BulwerLytton, Cameron Rogers and Maude Howell's screen play shows us the human side of the prelate who stood behind the throne of France. The direction of Rowland V. Lee, who
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Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 1, 12 July 1935, Page 28
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70LESLIE HOWARD The screen honours of the year must go to Howard for his make-up. of Rothschild"—he is likely to find himself in the same happy position in 1935, thanks to "Richelieu." Based on the famous play by Sir Edward BulwerLytton, Cameron Rogers and Maude Howell's screen play shows us the human side of the prelate who stood behind the throne of France. The direction of Rowland V. Lee, who Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 1, 12 July 1935, Page 28
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