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Dutch soldiers walking into the Vaudeville Cinema, Broad Street, Reading, 17 September 1946, to see the film, "Theirs is the Glory, " about the airborne troops at Arnhem. To the right are the Oatsheaf public house at No. 46 Broad Street; James Barrington, outfitter, at Nos. 45, 44 and 43; and the cafe of J. Lyons and Company at No. 40. 1940-1949 : copy of an older photograph, from the collection of Reading Museum. It appeared on page 30 of "Reading in the News, " by Susan Read

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