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Susannah: A Little Girl With The Mounties is a children’s novel by Canadian author Muriel Denison (nee Jessie Muriel Goggin 1886-1954), first published in 1936. In the book 9-year-old Susannah is sent to Regina, Saskatchewan to spend the summer with her Uncle Dennis who is a Mountie. The movie Susannah of the Mounties was based on Muriel Denison’s novel. Produced by 20th Century Fox, the movie starred Shirley Temple, Randolph Scott and Margaret Lockwood.

To see the entire story with more photos visit the CDHS Blog post here: pioneer.mazinaw.on.ca/2022/04/15/susannah-of-the-mounties...

Yugoslavian postcard by Sedma Sila. Photo: Morava Film, Beograd (Belgrade).

Beautiful stage and film actress Margaret Lockwood (1916-1990) was the female lead of the early Hitchcock classic The Lady Vanishes (1938). In the 1940s she became Britain's leading box-office star specialising in beautiful but diabolical adventuresses.

By 1948 the J Arthur Rank Organisation was hugely influential in British cinema being both a major film producer, through its studios, as well as a cinema owner. This advert is seen in the guide to the 1948 Olympic Games and lists some great names of cinema and films of the era. The illustration "Give and Take' of a relay handover is by Eric Fraser, a popular and much commissioned artist and illustrator.

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London

Kingston-upon-Thames, London