Talk:Prince of Wales Theatre

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The Great Dictator[edit]

I'm sceptical of the assertion in the "Cromie's theatre" section that the theatre's owner was fined for showing The Great Dictator in 1941, despite a source being cited. For one thing, the text implies that this was related to the film having been "banned in many parts of Europe". Yes... because much of Europe was occupied by the Nazis at the time! That would have zero relevance to the film's legal status in Britain. This needs, at the very least, further explanation and more sources, especially as in other places (not least The Great Dictator) here on Wikipedia, we're told that the film was often shown in the Battle of Britain, in 1940. How could that be if the film were banned a year later? Unflattering satires of Britain's wartime enemies would hardly seem the most likely target for a ban in the intervening year! Loganberry (Talk) 02:17, 17 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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