Maria comes from abroad to visit an English family. On the way to the Cinema Club she gets lost and misses the film. Next day the children find the cinema unlocked. They take her over it and try out the apparatus. Then they surprise a thief and give chase, finally trapping him with the spotlight so that the police can catch him.
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Jack Smith Director
United Kingdom 01 January 1961
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12 May 1961
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17 March 1961
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01 August 1961
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