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Consejo de guerra - Película - 1954 - Crítica

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By Dorothy Christie, Campbell Christie, John Hunter
| Decine21
Consejo de guerra Carrington V.C. Duración: 01h 46 min Género: Drama Público apropiado: Jóvenes Valoraciones: decine21 (6) | usuarios (6) 6 Votos usuarios ( 1 voto ) Comentarios Título original: Carrington V.C. Título alternativo: Court Martial Año: 1954 País: Reino Unido Dirección: Anthony Asquith Intérpretes: David Niven, Margaret Leighton, Noelle Middleton, Allan Cuthbertson, Victor Maddern, Raymond Francis, Geoffrey Keen, Newton Blick, Mark Dignam, Robert Bishop, Maurice Denham, Laurence...
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S.O.S. Scotland Yard

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By Robert Barrat, Janet Green, Dorothy Christie, Campbell Christie
| CINeol
Sinopsis En el despacho del superintendente Tom Halliday, en Scotland Yard, llega un caso peculiar y desconcertante: en plena noche, salta la alarma de la caja fuerte de una empresa. La patrulla acude pronto y son recibidos por el guarda nocturno. No hay signos de violencia ni que se haya forzado ninguna entrada. Al marcharse la patrulla se descubre que el hombre que dijo ser el guarda nocturno en realidad no lo era.
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DfE should look to the Armed Forces

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By Campbell Christie
| FE Week Verified
Recruitment of service leavers with the skills to rise through the ranks in FE makes sense, writes Campbell Christie When reading through the FE white paper I was particularly struck by the announcement of a “national recruitment campaign” to attract high-calibre teaching staff to the sector.
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