The name is absent



Appendix 2.2: PGr MPHz KW annual assessments of the UK box office

PICTUREGOER ANNUAL AWARD CATEGORIES 1945-1959

YEAR

BEST
ACTRESS

BEST
ACTOR

BEST
GIRL
NEWC
OMER

BEST
MALE
NEWC
OMER

TOP
SINGER

1945_______

*

*

1946_______

*

*

1947_______

*

*

1948_______

*

*

1949_______

*

*

1950_______

*

*

1951_______

*

*

1952_______

*

*

1953_______

*

*

1954_______

*

*

1955_______

*

*

*

*

1956_______

*

*

1957_______

*

*

1958_______

*

*

* = this category appeared in this year

* = this category used in my correlation

Kinematograph weekly annual award categories 1945-i960

A: Best Output (distribution company) sometimes inc. runners up.

B: Biggest box office attraction (film title and distribution
company).

C: Runners up (film title and distribution company).

D: Best British film (film title and distribution company).

E: Most successful British independent renter (distributor and
film titles).

F: Best full length documentary film (film title and distribution
company).

G: Best two reeler/one reeler (film title and distribution
company).

H: Best cartoon (film title and distribution company).

I: Most successful musicals (film titles and distribution
companies).

J: Best interest series (film titles and distribution
companies).

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