OSCAR DEUTSCH Founder of Odeon,the British cinema circuit.

OSCAR DEUTSCH Founder of Odeon,the British cinema circuit.

OSCAR DEUTSCH Founder of Odeon,the British cinema circuit. A probably apocraphyl suggestion is that Odeon stood for Oscar Deutsch Entertains Our Nation

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