Picturegoer Weekly No. 333 (New Series), Vol. 7
9 October 1937 · Jon Hall & Dorothy Lamour cover · “Love in a Hurricane”
Original British Picturegoer Weekly No. 333 (New Series), Vol. 7, dated 9 October 1937, with Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour on the colour cover under the line “Love in a Hurricane”.
Read the catalogue note →- Organisation
- Odhams Press
- Condition
- Good appearance for an original 1937 weekly, ungraded. Strong, attractive colour cover with visible spine rubbing and staple-area wear, small edge splits and tears, light corner wear, surface scuffing and handling creases. Interior and rear pages remain clean, flat and highly legible with normal age toning.
- Completeness
- Assumed complete under the standing TMR magazine rule unless the owner states otherwise. Front cover, rear page and one interior spread are supplied; no page-by-page collation has been performed.
- Date
- 9 October 1937
- Film
- The Hurricane
- Territory
- United Kingdom
- Language
- English
- Format
- Weekly illustrated film fan magazine
- Orientation
- Portrait
- Status
- Original period publication
- Release context
- Contemporary British pre-release feature on the production of The Hurricane (1937)
Catalogue note
Original British Picturegoer Weekly No. 333 (New Series), Vol. 7, dated 9 October 1937, with Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour on the colour cover under the line “Love in a Hurricane”. Inside, Jock Lawrence reports on the making of Samuel Goldwyn’s The Hurricane, illustrating South Seas location work, the production’s large-scale artificial village and lagoon, and the attempt to reproduce a catastrophic tropical storm for the screen. The issue therefore functions not simply as star publicity but as a contemporary pre-release document of Hollywood production technology and location filmmaking.
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Archive Importance: 9.2 / 10 · Gold Star.
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