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Saturday Cinema Double Bill: Goodbye Mr Chips

on BBC Two England

The first of two British films from the days when 'Britain went to the Cinema'. starring
Robert Donat , Greer Garson
This charming and sentimental film traces the life and times of a shy schoolmaster - the inimitable and much loved 'Mr Chips '. Robert Donat received a well-deserved Academy Award for his portrayal of 'Chips'.
Screenplay by R. C. SHERRIFF
CLAUDINE WEST and ERIC MASCHWITZ from the novel by JAMES HILTON Produced by VICTOR SAVILLE Directed by SAM WOOD
Films: page 12 and at 5.0
The Titfield Thunderbolt starring
Stanley Holloway , George Relph
The first of the Ealing comedies to be made in colour is set in the charming village of Titfield, which is linked to the nearest town, Mallingford, by a single track railway of more social than economic importance. Unfortunately, a government decision to nationalise the railways closes the line....
A MICHAEL BALCON production Screenplay by T. E. B. CLARKE Produced by MICHAEL TRUMAN Directed by CHARLES CRICHTON Films: page 12

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Donat
Unknown:
Greer Garson
Unknown:
Mr Chips
Unknown:
Robert Donat
Unknown:
R. C. Sherriff
Unknown:
Claudine West
Novel By:
James Hilton
Produced By:
Victor Saville
Directed By:
Sam Wood
Unknown:
Stanley Holloway
Unknown:
George Relph
Unknown:
Michael Balcon
Unknown:
T. E. B. Clarke
Produced By:
Michael Truman
Directed By:
Charles Crichton
Mr Chips:
Robert Donat
Katherine:
Greer Garson
John Colley, Peter Colley , Peter Colley 11, Peter Colley III:
Terry Kilburn
Peter Colley (as a young man):
John Mills
Staefel:
Paul Henreid
Flora:
Judith Furse
Wetherby:
Lyn Harding
Chatteris:
Milton Rosmer
Valentine:
Stanley Holloway
Weech:
George Relph
Blakeworth:
Naunton Wayne
Gordon:
John Gregson
Bishop:
Godfrey Tearle
Joan:
Gabrielle Brune
Dan:
Hugh Griffith
Hawkins:
Sidney James
Crump:
Jack McGowran
Emily:
Edie Martin
Cogget:
Reginald Beckwith

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