Category:Articles from 1930 to 1939

A

• Aberdeen Journal (01/Feb/1933) - Film Director's New Post
• Aberdeen Journal (03/Oct/1939) - Jamaica Inn
• Aberdeen Journal (15/Aug/1939) - Nova Pilbeam Engaged
• Aberdeen Journal (20/Apr/1938) - Work on New Film Held Up
• Aberdeen Journal (24/Jan/1935) - Adjudged Best Film of 1934
• Aberdeen Journal (30/May/1938) - Empire Amateur Films
• Aberdeen Journal (31/Jan/1939) - The Lady Vanishes
• Aberdeen Journal (31/May/1938) - Young and Innocent
• Adelaide Advertiser (03/Jun/1935) - "Blue Danube" in Majestic Film
• Adelaide Advertiser (04/Sep/1937) - Some Thoughts on Color by Alfred Hitchcock
• American Cinematographer (1932) - England to Have Woman Director in Auriol Lee
• Arbroath Herald and Advertiser (18/Jul/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Ardmore Daily Ardmoreite (12/Jun/1938) - In New York

B

• Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette (11/Feb/1939) - The Lady Vanishes
• Bedfordshire Times and Independent (29/Aug/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (Aug/1938) - The Lady Vanishes
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (Dec/1936) - Sabotage
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (Jan/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (Jun/1935) - The 39 Steps
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (May/1936) - Secret Agent
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (May/1939) - Jamaica Inn
• BFI Monthly Film Bulletin (Nov/1937) - Young and Innocent
• Big Spring Daily Herald (26/Jun/1935) - Death Threatens Child in Plot of Terrorists
• Biggleswade Chronicle (24/Oct/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Billboard (1930) - Juno and the Paycock
• Boy's Cinema (04/Mar/1933) - The News Reel: Strange "Extras" in Films
• Boy's Cinema (26/Sep/1931) - The News Reel: The Strangest Village in the World
• Burnley Express (01/Apr/1939) - Film Show: Gordon Harker
• Burnley Express (02/Jun/1934) - Jessie Matthews at The Savoy
• Burnley Express (08/Jan/1930) - British Success at The Pentridge
• Burnley Express (15/Jan/1936) - Robert Donat in Savoy Thriller
• Burnley Express (23/Jun/1937) - Mystery Thriller at The Empire
• Burnley Express (23/May/1931) - ''Murder'' at Regal and Alhambra
• Burnley Express (23/Sep/1931) - Gallsworthy Play at The Palace
• Burnley Express (24/Apr/1935) - British Thriller at The Empire
• Burnley Express (24/Jan/1931) - Coliseum's Excellent Fare
• Burnley Express (25/Mar/1931) - Filmland 'Who's Who'
• Burnley News (20/Dec/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)

C

• Charleston Gazette (02/May/1939) - Vivien Leigh
• Charleston Gazette (04/Dec/1935) - More Signed for England
• Cinema Progress (1935) - Behind the Screen: The Thirty-Nine Steps
• Cinema Progress (1938) - Mysterious Mr. Hitchcock
• Cinema Quarterly (1933) - Alfred Hitchcock on Music in Films
• Cinema Quarterly (1934) - Films of the Quarter: Fact of Fiction?
• Cinema Quarterly (1934) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• Cinema Quarterly (1935) - The Thirty-Nine Steps
• Close Up (1930) - Advance Monologue
• Close Up (1930) - All-Talking, All-Singing, All-Nothing
• Close Up (1930) - Attitude and Interlude
• Close Up (1930) - Twenty-Three Talkies
• Columbia Daily Spectator (01/Mar/1937) - Screenings: The Woman Alone
• Columbia Daily Spectator (02/Apr/1937) - Van Doren Sees Rapid Action for Cinema
• Cornish Telegraph (03/Aug/1939) - Local Scenes in 'Jamaica Inn'
• Cornish Telegraph (06/Dec/1934) - Wedding at St. Levan
• Cornish Telegraph (10/Aug/1939) - 'Jamaica Inn' with Charles Laughton

D

• Daily Mail (24/Jan/1935) - Finest British Film
• Daily Mail (26/Jan/1935) - Miss Madeleine Carroll
• Derby Daily Telegraph (07/Feb/1930) - Film Production Record
• Derby Daily Telegraph (08/Jul/1939) - Laurence Olivier to play big role in Daphne du Maurier's 'Rebecca'
• Derby Daily Telegraph (20/Apr/1938) - Cinema Strike
• Devon and Exeter Gazette (18/Aug/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Dover Express (27/Jun/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Dundee Courier (07/Feb/1939) - British 'Thin Man' at The King's
• Dundee Courier (19/Feb/1935) - British Child Star Scores
• Dundee Courier (21/Apr/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Dundee Courier (21/Jan/1937) - G.B. May Quit International Market
• Dundee Courier (22/Apr/1930) - Films Showing in Dundee: Plaza
• Dundee Courier (23/Mar/1935) - Film Company in Glencoe
• Dundee Courier (24/Feb/1937) - Gaumont British Decision: Production to Cease at Noted Studios
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (01/Sep/1937) - Film Bits
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (05/Dec/1930) - Illness Among Screen Stars
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (07/Apr/1938) - Film Bits
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (07/Feb/1930) - British Talkie Revue Made in Record Time
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (07/Mar/1930) - The Irish Players on the Screen
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (14/Feb/1930) - Will Fyffe in a Big Talkie Revue
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (17/Mar/1939) - Hitchcock to Direct Three American Films
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (19/Apr/1938) - New Film Help Up
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (20/Apr/1938) - New Film Help Up By Strike
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (21/Apr/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (22/Apr/1930) - Famous Co-Optimists in Sound Film: "Elstree Calling" in Nine Languages
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (25/Apr/1930) - Plays in "Elstree Calling"
• Dundee Evening Telegraph (25/Jun/1937) - Film Bits

E

• Elyria Chronicle-Telegram (26/May/1936) - Engineer Wins Fame as Film Director
• Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World (01/Nov/1930) - New Product: Murder

F

• Film and Stars (1937) - Why I Make Melodramas
• Film Pictorial (1935) - The Man Who Made "The 39 Steps"
• Film Weekly (1935) - Alfred Hitchcock Tells a Woman that Women Are a Nuisance
• Film Weekly (1936) - My Screen Memories
• Film Weekly (1938) - Crime Doesn't Pay
• Film Weekly (1938) - Nova Grows Up
• Film Weekly (1939) - What I'd Do to the Stars

G

• Gloucester Citizen (01/Feb/1933) - Alfred Hitchcock's New Post
• Gloucester Citizen (04/Jun/1936) - Mr. Robert Donat's Illness
• Gloucestershire Echo (18/Nov/1935) - Robert Young Arrives
• Gloucestershire Echo (19/Apr/1938) - New Film Held Up
• Gloucestershire Echo (26/Apr/1933) - Language in Pictures
• Gloucestershire Echo (26/Aug/1935) - My Friends the Stars

H

• Hammond Times (11/Oct/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much (advert)
• Harrison's Reports (1935) - The 39 Steps
• Harrison's Reports (1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• Harrison's Reports (1937) - The Woman Alone
• Harrison's Reports (1938) - The Girl Was Young
• Harrison's Reports (1938) - The Lady Vanishes
• Harrison's Reports (1939) - Jamaica Inn
• Harrison's Reports (1939) - United Artists Forecasts
• Hastings and St Leonards Observer (02/Aug/1930) - Two Feature Programme at the Kinema Palace
• Hastings and St Leonards Observer (19/Jul/1930) - Juno and the Paycock
• Hastings and St Leonards Observer (23/Nov/1935) - Next Week's New Plays: The 39 Steps
• Hollywood Filmograph (25/Jan/1930) - So This is London?
• Hollywood Magazine (1937) - The Hidden Power (advert)
• Hollywood Magazine (1939) - Jamaica Inn
• Hollywood Magazine (1939) - Notes from a Hollywood Diary (November)
• Hollywood Magazine (1939) - Notes from a Hollywood Diary (October)
• Hollywood Magazine (1939) - The Hunchback Returns
• Hollywood Magazine (1939) - The Lady Vanishes
• Hull Daily Mail (23/Oct/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Hull Daily Mail (25/Oct/1930) - Where Are Our British Film Stars?
• Hull Daily Mail (28/Oct/1930) - Juno and the Paycock
• Hull Daily Mail (29/Sep/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Hull Daily Mail (30/Dec/1935) - 39 Steps to Prosperity

I

• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (03/Apr/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (07/Oct/1939) - Jamaica Inn
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (09/Apr/1938) - The Girl Was Young: Fair Hitchcock-Directed Mystery
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (09/Sep/1939) - Editorials: War-Peace-And the Movies!
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (12/Aug/1939) - Studio Size-Ups: United Artists
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (14/Jan/1939) - What the Newspaper Critics Say (advert)
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (17/Jun/1936) - Donat Out of G-B Film
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (17/Jun/1936) - Secret Agent
• Independent Exhibitors Film Bulletin (27/May/1936) - G-B Slates 24 for U.S. Release Next Season; American Stars Listed
• International Motion Picture Almanac (1937-38)
• Iowa City Press Citizen (13/Apr/1939) - Piccadilly's Premier Director Invades Hollywood

K

• Kent & Sussex Courier (10/Oct/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Kingston Gleaner (07/Sep/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much (advert)
• Kingston Gleaner (08/Jan/1936) - Korda Film Wins British Medal
• Kingston Gleaner (13/Jan/1939) - Charles Laughton to Star in "Jamaica Inn"
• Kingston Morning Herald (10/Sep/1931) - Critics Laud "Murder!"

L

• Lancashire Evening Post (02/Feb/1935) - Madeleine Back Again
• Lancashire Evening Post (08/Jul/1939) - A Hollywood Prize
• Lancashire Evening Post (10/Aug/1935) - Madeleine Carroll's Success
• Lancashire Evening Post (12/Mar/1937) - Blown to Bits
• Lancashire Evening Post (13/Jan/1939) - Mysterious Happenings on a Train
• Lancashire Evening Post (16/Feb/1935) - Spies
• Lancashire Evening Post (18/May/1938) - Young and Innocent
• Lancashire Evening Post (23/Dec/1939) - The Real Laughton
• Lancashire Evening Post (27/Dec/1935) - Another Triumph for Alfred Hitchcock
• Lancashire Evening Post (30/Mar/1935) - Britain Tries to Find an Anna Sten: Two Blondes from the Continent
• Lancashire Evening Post (30/Nov/1935) - Looking at the Pictures
• Lincolnshire Echo (28/Oct/1931) - Anne Grey
• Los Angeles Times (02/Apr/1935) - British Studio to Spend $5,000,000 on New Films
• Lowell Sun (12/Jan/1938) - Hitchcock has a Songhit, Says Press-Agent

M

• Maryland Cumberland Times (14/Nov/1937) - Director Delivers Script
• Maryland Daily News (08/Sep/1937) - In New York
• Michigan Daily Globe (18/Apr/1938) - In New York
• Morning Bulletin (Queensland) (04/Nov/1930) - Blackmail
• Motherwell Times (25/Jul/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (02/Apr/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (02/Jan/1936) - "Informer" Top on N. Y. Critics' List
• Motion Picture Daily (03/Dec/1935) - Sylvia Sidney to G.B.
• Motion Picture Daily (03/Jun/1936) - The Hidden Power (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (04/Aug/1936) - Insiders' Outlook
• Motion Picture Daily (07/May/1936) - G.B. Picks Sidney Title
• Motion Picture Daily (10/Jun/1936) - British Medal to Hitchcock
• Motion Picture Daily (13/May/1936) - Sidney-Donat Co-Stars
• Motion Picture Daily (15/May/1936) - Secret Agent
• Motion Picture Daily (16/May/1935) - British Take Critical View of Code Talks
• Motion Picture Daily (17/Sep/1935) - The 39 Steps (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (20/Sep/1935) - The 39 Steps (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (21/Jun/1935) - 16 Star Spangled Specials (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (21/Mar/1935) - English Firm Will Produce With 1st Div.
• Motion Picture Daily (22/Jun/1934) - Fox Showmanship Stars (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (23/May/1936) - G.B. Never to Be Sold, Says Bernard Here
• Motion Picture Daily (24/Jun/1935) - The Thirty-Nine Steps
• Motion Picture Daily (24/Jun/1936) - Secret Agent (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (26/Sep/1935) - The 39 Steps (advert)
• Motion Picture Daily (27/Dec/1934) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• Motion Picture Herald (19/Feb/1938) - The Girl Was Young (advert)
• Motion Picture News (01/Nov/1930) - Britain's Best
• Motion Picture News (01/Nov/1930) - Murder
• Motion Picture News (05/Jul/1930) - Juno and the Paycock
• Motion Picture News (15/Mar/1930) - Blackmail
• Motion Picture News (18/Jan/1930) - The Farmer's Wife

N

• New York Olean Times Herald (11/Mar/1939) - English Director Gives Yale Talk
• New York Times (14/Sep/1935) - Alfred Hitchcock's New Picture, 'The Thirty-nine Steps'
• New York Times (17/Jul/1938) - 'Hitch' in His Plans
• New York Times (19/Mar/1939) - Hitchcock considers 'Rebecca'
• New York Times (23/Mar/1935) - The Man Who Knew Too Much
• New York Times (27/Feb/1937) - Sabotage
• News Chronicle (1937) - Life among the Stars
• North American Review (1939) - Cinema
• Nottingham Evening Post (04/Apr/1932) - £10,000 a Year at 32
• Nottingham Evening Post (17/Dec/1935) - Thirteen Hollywood Stars for Britain
• Nottingham Evening Post (18/Mar/1930) - "Elstree Calling": First British Cinema-Radio Revue Shown in Nottingham
• Nottingham Evening Post (23/Oct/1931) - Footlights and Pictures: Percy Marmont
• Nottingham Evening Post (24/Jul/1937) - A Shilling for Candles

O

• Oakland Tribune (15/Oct/1937) - Curtain Calls: English Director Foils Gyp Barber
• Oakland Tribune (22/Oct/1939) - Paramount Director Sets Filmdom Agog
• Ogden Standard Examiner (19/Apr/1939) - Mayfair Manners?

P

• Perth West Australia (02/Jul/1935) - Entertainments: A New British Success
• Picturegoer (1933) - Are Stars Necessary?
• Picturegoer (1936) - Why 'Thrillers' Thrive
• Portsmouth Evening News (04/Mar/1937) - Shakespeare: Alf Hitchcock replies for the Screen
• Portsmouth Evening News (05/Apr/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Portsmouth Evening News (05/Apr/1930) - Stars in Films: Elstree Calling
• Portsmouth Evening News (07/Apr/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Portsmouth Evening News (08/Apr/1930) - Plaza: Elstree Calling
• Portsmouth Evening News (16/May/1939) - Laughton is Fine in Melodrama
• Portsmouth Evening News (27/Nov/1936) - "I Make Suspense My Business" Says Film Director Alfred Hitchcock

R

• Riverine Herald (New South Wales) (26/Feb/1930) - Tivoli Theatre: The Manxman

S

• San Mateo Times (04/Oct/1939) - Behind the Make-Up
• Sight and Sound (1937) - My Own Methods
• Singapore Free Press (31/Dec/1936) - World's Most Famous Carver Retires
• Sunday Mail (Brisbane) (14/Dec/1930) - Skin Game
• Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (09/Mar/1935) - Clive Brook's Rôle
• Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (16/Feb/1935) - Meet the Strong, Silent Director!
• Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (28/Dec/1935) - Screen Gossip
• Sunderland Daily Echo and Shipping Gazette (28/Nov/1936) - Little-Known Men Who Make the Pictures
• Sussex Agricultural Express (04/Sep/1936) - Secret Agent
• Sussex Agricultural Express (28/Aug/1936) - The 39 Steps
• Sydney Morning Herald (05/Dec/1930) - British Films: Activities at Elstree
• Sydney Morning Herald (16/Jun/1930) - New Films: Blackmail
• Syracuse Herald Journal (17/Oct/1937) - British Film-Maker Predicts End of Directors as Writers Win Recognition

T

• Tamworth Herald (11/Oct/1930) - Elstree Calling (advert)
• Texas Sweetwater Reporter (21/Apr/1939) - Movie Scrapbook
• The Cine-Technician (1935) - Alfred Hitchcock Says "Acquire a Real Knowledge of Cinema Technique"
• The Cine-Technician (1936) - To the Younger Technicians...
• The Cine-Technician (1936) - Who's Who Amongst A.C.T. Vice-Presidents
• The Daily News (Perth) (16/Apr/1930) - Retort to Film Censors
• The Filmgoers' Annual (1932) - The Skin Game
• The Guardian (25/Feb/1937) - Wireless Notes and Programmes
• The Listener (1937) - Much Ado About Nothing?
• The Living Age (1938) - Letters and the arts: A Director's Problems
• The Manchester Guardian (02/Apr/1939) - Mr. Hitchcock in Hollywood
• The Manchester Guardian (11/Nov/1938) - Hitchcock on Censorship
• The Observer (03/May/1936) - Nova Pilbeam Grows Up
• The Observer (17/Nov/1935) - A genius of the films: Alfred Hitchcock and his work
• The Port Pirie Recorder (15/Feb/1930) - Alhambra Theatre: Hall Caine's 'The Manxman'
• The Stage (1930) - Film news
• The Stage (1936) - Close Your Eyes and Visualise!
• The Star (London) (14/Jul/1938) - Britain's Leading Film Director Gives Some Hints to the Film Stars of the Future
• The Times (01/Feb/1933) - British Film Production: Bulldog Drummond
• The Times (01/Jan/1930) - Juno and the Paycock: New British talking film
• The Times (01/Jan/1937) - The films
• The Times (02/Jan/1939) - Films in the suburbs and provinces
• The Times (02/Jan/1939) - Films of 1938
• The Times (02/Jun/1938) - Film of Jamaica Inn
• The Times (02/Mar/1939) - Mr Hitchcock's next film
• The Times (02/May/1933) - Obituary: Robin Irvine
• The Times (02/May/1938) - Young and Innocent
• The Times (03/Dec/1935) - American actresses for British films
• The Times (03/Jan/1935) - Forthcoming British films