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EMPORIUM PICTURES Presents Store carpyfishburn V48 Night At The Movies With “Night Train To Munich” (1940) Starring Margaret Lockwood & Rex Harrison W/ Selected Short SubjectsBored with television? Tired of politicians? How about going to a movie? Better yet – how about the movie coming to you. But not just a movie. And not just a feature film, but rather a real “Night At The Movies” with Previews of Coming Attractions, a Cartoon, Newsreel, Comedy Short, a “Soundie” Musical and a fascinating travalogue. Oh yes, and the Feature Film! That’s two and one-half hours of entertainment! all. Your “Movie ______________________________Here’s a real gem for ya – one of the best British War Dramas of the year 1940 – with a touch of intrigue too! “Night Train To Munich” (1940) – The Nazis invade Prague in 1939, and inventor Axel Bomasch, who is developing armor plating that is essential for Allied defense, attempts to flee to England with his daughter Anna. Anna is captured, however, and taken to a concentration camp, where she becomes friends with Karl Marsen, a teacher imprisoned for his anti-Nazi views. The plot thickens when the two escape to England and Anna and her father are later kidnapped by Nazis and taken to Berlin. However a British secret agent (disguised as a German officer) follows them intent on their rescue when they board the train to Munich – will he succeed? This is one movie you won’t want to miss… Here’s what’s on the Playbill: Previews Of Coming Attractions
Cartoon: An Ub Iwerks classic “Jack And The Beanstalk”
News Of The Day
A ‘Soundie’ Musical “My Reverie” with Larry Clinton Orchestra
A 3 Stooges comedy: “Higher Than A Kite”
A Short Subject on John Wilkes Booth
Chapter 1 of Buck Rogers in the Twenty-fifth Century Serial “Tomorrow’s World”
A Brief Intermission and the feature performance”Night Train To Munich” (ca. 1940) Starring Starring Margaret Lockwood & Rex Harrison. Filmed on location at Gaumont British Studios and Switzerland. Run time approx 90 min. in B&W. Terms and conditions and other boring stuffShipping: FREE via USPS First Class Mail in the U. S. Foreign destinations are more – check for shipping costs…- In. is extra.Condition: New in a handsomely illustrated clamshell case resembling a fine textbook. Digitally recorded on High Quality DVD+R for Region 1 viewing in North America or compatible equipment. Note: Like all old films variations in shade or color and some effects of age occur and while we do our best, we cannot eliminate them, only minimize them. We hope this does not detract from your enjoying the film.
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