The Woman in White (1948)
A penniless young artist unlocks the multiple secrets of Limmeridge House when he is employed by the head of the house to teach drawing to his niece.

“Loose lips sink ships.” This phrase echoed very strongly during WWII because you never know when a spy could exploit sensitive information. Private Snafu was one of many cartoons produced during WWII for training purposes. Mainly these hilarious cartoons were used to demonstrate what not to do in certain situations and dealing with false information was one those subjects.


When a rash of burglaries in the neighborhood makes Lucy and Viv feel unsafe, they learn judo for self-protection. The tactic backfires when they teach it to their sons, who use it on one another.

A penniless young artist unlocks the multiple secrets of Limmeridge House when he is employed by the head of the house to teach drawing to his niece.
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