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			[[File:the-bioscope-1931-02-04-p18-british-studios-to-day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Bioscope]] (4 february 1931, p. 18)<br /><br />[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Conan Doyle]] (centre) at the Gainsborough Studios, where her [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|husband]]'s story, "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)\|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]," is being directed by [[Gareth Gundry]] (seated left). In the cast are [[John Stuart]] (centre), [[Frederick Lloyd\|Fredk. Lloyd]] (left); [[Henry Hallett]] (right); and [[Sybil Jane]] (seated next to [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]]).]]

	''Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough'' is an article published in [[The Bioscope]] on 4 february 1931.		''Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough'' is an article published in [[The Bioscope]] on 4 february 1931.

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	== Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough ==		== Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough ==
	[[File:the-bioscope-1931-02-04-p18-british-studios-to-day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Bioscope]] (4 february 1931, p. 18)<br /><br />[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Conan Doyle]] (centre) at the Gainsborough Studios, where her [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|husband]]'s story, "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)\|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]," is being directed by [[Gareth Gundry]] (seated left). In the cast are [[John Stuart]] (centre), [[Frederick Lloyd\|Fredk. Lloyd]] (left); [[Henry Hallett]] (right); and [[Sybil Jane]] (seated next to [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]]).]]

	'''Lady Conan Doyle at Islington'''		'''Lady Conan Doyle at Islington'''

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	[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] and I had a long talk on her own special subject, during the course of which she referred to the striking British Movietone picture taken a few days previously, of Mrs. Muerig Morris, the young trance spiritualist. [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] impresses one as having a calm and critical mind; even Dean Inge could scarcely describe her fairly as "unbalanced" or "neurotic." She seems to have her feet very firmly on earth; but all the same, makes bold claims for her Cause. I am not sure that [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] could not herself write some fascinating material for the screen.		[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] and I had a long talk on her own special subject, during the course of which she referred to the striking British Movietone picture taken a few days previously, of Mrs. Muerig Morris, the young trance spiritualist. [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] impresses one as having a calm and critical mind; even Dean Inge could scarcely describe her fairly as "unbalanced" or "neurotic." She seems to have her feet very firmly on earth; but all the same, makes bold claims for her Cause. I am not sure that [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]] could not herself write some fascinating material for the screen.

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	== Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough ==		== Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough ==
	[[File:the-bioscope-1931-02-04-p18-british-studios-to-day.jpg\|thumb\|~~350px~~\|right\|[[The Bioscope]] (4 february 1931, p. 18)<br /><br />[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Conan Doyle]] (centre) at the Gainsborough Studios, where her [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|husband]]'s story, "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)\|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]," is being directed by [[Gareth Gundry]] (seated left). In the cast are [[John Stuart]] (centre), [[Frederick Lloyd\|Fredk. Lloyd]] (left); [[Henry Hallett]] (right); and [[Sybil Jane]] (seated next to [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]]).]]		[[File:the-bioscope-1931-02-04-p18-british-studios-to-day.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Bioscope]] (4 february 1931, p. 18)<br /><br />[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Conan Doyle]] (centre) at the Gainsborough Studios, where her [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle\|husband]]'s story, "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)\|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]," is being directed by [[Gareth Gundry]] (seated left). In the cast are [[John Stuart]] (centre), [[Frederick Lloyd\|Fredk. Lloyd]] (left); [[Henry Hallett]] (right); and [[Sybil Jane]] (seated next to [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie\|Lady Doyle]]).]]

	'''Lady Conan Doyle at Islington'''		'''Lady Conan Doyle at Islington'''

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''Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough'' is an article published in [[The Bioscope]] on 4 february 1931.

[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Conan Doyle]] visited Gainsborough Studios in early 1931 to watch [[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)|The Hound of the Baskervilles]] movie while it was still in production, before its 1932 release.

== Lady Conan Doyle Visits Gainsborough ==
[[File:the-bioscope-1931-02-04-p18-british-studios-to-day.jpg|thumb|350px|right|[[The Bioscope]] (4 february 1931, p. 18)<br /><br />[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Conan Doyle]] (centre) at the Gainsborough Studios, where her [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|husband]]'s story, "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]," is being directed by [[Gareth Gundry]] (seated left). In the cast are [[John Stuart]] (centre), [[Frederick Lloyd|Fredk. Lloyd]] (left); [[Henry Hallett]] (right); and [[Sybil Jane]] (seated next to [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]]).]]

'''Lady Conan Doyle at Islington'''

Met [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Conan Doyle]], who was an interested spectator of the filming of "[[The Hound of the Baskervilles (movie 1932)|The Hound of the Baskervilles]]" at Islington last week. [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]] had with her her two sons, [[Adrian Conan Doyle|Adrian]] and [[Denis Conan Doyle|Dennis]], and expressed pleasure that several of her husband's "[[Sherlock Holmes]]" stories have recently been filmed in England. This was, however, [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]]'s first visit to a British studio, though while on a tour with [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle|Sir Arthur]] — no one ever heard him referred to by his friends as "the late" — she saw inside several American studios.

[[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]] and I had a long talk on her own special subject, during the course of which she referred to the striking British Movietone picture taken a few days previously, of Mrs. Muerig Morris, the young trance spiritualist. [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]] impresses one as having a calm and critical mind; even Dean Inge could scarcely describe her fairly as "unbalanced" or "neurotic." She seems to have her feet very firmly on earth; but all the same, makes bold claims for her Cause. I am not sure that [[Jean Elizabeth Leckie|Lady Doyle]] could not herself write some fascinating material for the screen.

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