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2 of 5 available systemwide, with no current holds.

Location and Availability

Cholla Library — 0 available
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	DVD Fiction FIFTEEN - Floor 1	Checked Out - (Due: Jun 5 2013)
Ironwood Library — 0 available
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	DVD Fiction FIFTEEN	On Hold Shelf
Saguaro Library — 1 of 1 available
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	DVD Fiction FIFTEEN	On Shelf - (Checked in: Apr 20 2013 )
Yucca Library — 0 available
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	DVD Fiction FIFTEEN	Checked Out - (Due: May 30 2013)
South Mountain Community Library — 1 of 1 available
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	DVD Fiction FIFTEEN - Floor 1	On Shelf - (Checked in: Mar 28 2013 )

Summary:

"In turn-of-the-century South Tyneside, John O'Brien is the good-hearted, eldest son of a family torn apart by the drunken brawling of his father and brothe. John works long hours in the docks and adores his talented little sister, Katie. A chance meeting with Katie's teacher, Mary, gives him a glimpse of the life he longs for"--Container.

Notes:

Videodisc release of the 1989 television program ; based on the novel by Catherine Cookson.

DVD special features: Catherine Cookson biography and cast filmographies.

A World Wide International Television and Festival Films production for Tyne Tees Television ; screenplay by Rob Bettinson.

Sean Bean, Owen Teale, Clare Holman, Ian Bannen, Jane Horrocks.

DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation ; Dolby digital stereo.

Related Subjects:

Families -- England -- Drama.

Stevedores -- England -- Drama.

Social classes -- England -- Drama.

Other Entries to Search by:

Cookson, Catherine. Fifteen streets.

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Catherine Cookson's The fifteen streets

15 streets

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