Best British Films

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1938, Page 7 (Supplement)

Best British Films

MORE than 200 people—film executives, stars, newspapermen and "fans"—attended a luncheon held in London recently in connection with the annual popularity ballot of the "Film Weekly." Award*, which thte year took the form of bronze statuettes, were made as follows: — 1, "Victoria the Greet" (Herbert Wilcox); 2, "Wingß of the Morning" (20thFox); 3, "Farewell Again" (London Films); 4, "Fire Over England" (London Films); 5, "Storm in a Teacup" (London Films); 8, "Love From a Stranger" (Trafalgar); 7, "Elephant Boy" (London); 8, The Great Barrier" (Gau-mont-British); J>, "Rembrandt" (London); 10, "Dark Journey" (London).

1, Anton Walbrook, in "Victoria the Great"; 2, Basil Rath bone, in "Love From a Stranger"; 3, Charles Laughton, in "Rembrandt"; 4, Rex Harrison, in "Storm in a Teacup"; 5, Conrad Veidt, in "Dark Journey"; 6, Laurence Olivier, in "Fire Over England"; 7, Leslie Banks, in "Farewell Again"; 8, John Lodge, in "Sensation" (<Afieociated-British); 9, Sabu, in "Elephant Boy" (London); 10, Emlyn Williams, in "Broken Blossoms" (Twickenham).

1, Flora Robson, in "Fire Over England"; 2. Anna Xeagle. in "Victoria the Great"; 3, Annabella, in "Wings of the Morning"; 4, Diana Churchill, in '-'The Dominant Sex" (Associated-British); 5, Ann Harding, in "Love From a Stranger"; 6, Dolly Haae, in "Broken Blossoms"; 7, Vivian Leigh, in "Storm in a Teacup"; 8, Elisabeth Bergner, in "Dreaming Lips" (Trafalgar); 9, Miriam Hopkin*, in "Men Are Not Gods" (London); 10. Svlviw. Sidney, in "Sabotage" (Gaumont-British).