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There were adaptations: The Happy Prince, by Oscar Wilde {Dec. 26, 1936}, and...
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There were adaptations: The Happy Prince, by Oscar Wilde {Dec. 26, 1936}, and The Signalman, by Charles Dickens {Jan. 23, 1937}. In
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