DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.—Hailed as the greatest film ever made in England, "Things To Come" is earning world applause. In the above scene (the story is laid after the year 1940) passers-by in the street have been smitten down outside a cinema by bombs and poison gas. The film, which is to be privately screened this week, will be reviewed in next week's "Radio Record."
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Radio Record, 12 June 1936, Page 30
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64DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.—Hailed as the greatest film ever made in England, "Things To Come" is earning world applause. In the above scene (the story is laid after the year 1940) passers-by in the street have been smitten down outside a cinema by bombs and poison gas. The film, which is to be privately screened this week, will be reviewed in next week's "Radio Record." Radio Record, 12 June 1936, Page 30
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