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• Articles
  * [[:Category:Articles from Film Review|Film Review]] (ISSN 0957-1809)
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• The Skin Game (1931)
  | {{Cover|1809}} | valign=top | {{1809}} - part of a box set<br />R1 NTSC 1.33:1<rating>1809</rating>
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• The Skin Game (1931) - DVD releases
  | {{Cover|1809}} | valign=top | {{1809}} - part of a box set<br />R1 NTSC 1.33:1<rating>1809</rating>
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• The Skin Game (1931) - Lionsgate (USA, 2007)
  * database ID: 1809 <DvdImages>1809</DvdImages>
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• Film Review (1998) - Idol Chat - "Grace Kelly"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809'''
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• Film Review (1998) - Film Reviews: "Psycho"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809'''
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• Film Review (1999) - Film Reviews: "Psycho"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809'''
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• Film Review (1999) - Film Reviews: "The Thirty Nine Steps"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809''' ...eview&rft.date=1999-04-01&rft.pub=Visual+Imagination+Limited&rft.issn=0957-1809&rft.spage=36&rft.epage=36&rft.externalDBID=iipa&rft.externalDocID=iipa00128
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• Film Review (1999) - Call Sheet: "Frenzy"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809''' ...eview&rft.date=1999-09-01&rft.pub=Visual+Imagination+Limited&rft.issn=0957-1809&rft.epage=81&rft.externalDBID=iipa&rft.externalDocID=iipa00130978" link="ht
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• Film Review (1999) - Idol Chat: Alfred Hitchcock
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809''' ...eview&rft.date=1999-09-01&rft.pub=Visual+Imagination+Limited&rft.issn=0957-1809&rft.spage=78&rft.epage=78&rft.externalDBID=iipa&rft.externalDocID=iipa00130
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• Film Review (1999) - Film Reviews: "Strangers on a Train"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809''' ...eview&rft.date=1999-09-01&rft.pub=Visual+Imagination+Limited&rft.issn=0957-1809&rft.spage=34&rft.epage=34&rft.externalDBID=iipa&rft.externalDocID=iipa00130
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• Film Review (1999) - Film Reviews: "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809''' ...eview&rft.date=1999-09-01&rft.pub=Visual+Imagination+Limited&rft.issn=0957-1809&rft.spage=33&rft.epage=33&rft.externalDBID=iipa&rft.externalDocID=iipa00130
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• Hitchcock Journal Articles Project
  * [[:Category:Articles from Film Review|Film Review]] (ISSN 0957-1809)
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• Hitchcock News - September 2012
  ...it for you, and I unearthed this random tit bit of trivia. 1703244 bytes; 1809 x 2352; FILE - In this 1929 file photo, British. In this 1929 file photo, B
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• Film Review (2000) - Film Reviews: "Rear Window"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809'''
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• Film Review (2006) - Film: Reviews: "Rebecca"
  * journal ISSN: '''0957-1809'''
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• Salmon Lane, Limehouse, London
  ...ck (b. 1777) née Hubbard of Sudbury] and his wife Caroline Hitchcock (b. ~1809) née Wright. Died 30/Jul/1911.</ref><br />''Born in Sudbury, Suffolk, was ...were both born around 1837. George was the son of John George Scruby (b. ~1809).</ref> The shop likely turned into a fish shop after George's death in 190
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• The Hitchcocks of West Ham
  ..., Suffolk to parents John Hitchcock (b. ~1806) and Caroline Hitchcock (b. ~1809)
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• Joseph William Hitchcock (b. 1830)
  ...Quinland. Born around 1831 in West Ham, son of labourer John Quinland (b. ~1809) & Ann Quinland (b. ~1811), both born locally. Worked as a fruit seller (18
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• Ann Hitchcock (b. ~1827) née Mahoney
  ...Quinland. Born around 1831 in West Ham, son of labourer John Quinland (b. ~1809) & Ann Quinland (b. ~1811), both born locally. Worked as a fruit seller (18
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