This 1928 Bentley parked on the forecourt of the Granada Cinema in Rugby attracted much

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This 1928 Bentley parked on the forecourt of the Granada Cinema in Rugby attracted much

This 1928 Bentley parked on the forecourt of the Granada Cinema in Rugby attracted much attention. It was there to publicise next weeks film. The Fast lady which concerns a car of similar vintage. It stars Stanley Baxter, James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips and introduced Julie Christie whose debut it was.
25th March 1963

Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Rugby
England

Media ID 21342527

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