You may remember our cinema correspondent David Williams telling us about Alexander Korda's film "Elephant Boy" in last November's Card Collectors News magazine and some of you will have seen it screened on television in July this year. It was one of 1937's big budget epics, and made a star of true-life elephant boy Sabu, pictured below in our set of the month, Jackson's M24 Shots from the Films. Another newcomer that year was Humphrey Bogart. His tough-man role in "Black Legion" is described on card no.8. The late 1930's were the heyday of the film musical, and Britain's no. 1 female singing and dancing star was Jessie Matthews in a still taken from "Head Over Hells". And there's nothing new about American film makers siding with "heroic Irish fighters" in their bid for freedom from "British tyranny", as we see in "The Plough and the Stars". 1937 was a vintage year for the cinema, as is demonstrated by this set which also pictures scenes from "King Solomon's Mines", "Romeo & Juliet", The Charge of the Light Brigade" with Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland, and "A Woman Rebels" starring a youthful and beautiful Katherine Hepburn. Wonderful Stuff!