• 1. The week opened with the showing of the 1981 release, chosen by Sally.
  • 2. There was a one hour time difference between the Monday showing and the Friday showing.
  • 3. Of Miss Peters' and Mr. Davison's choices, one was shown on the second day, the other on the fourth day.
  • 4. Klute, which showed at 7:25 pm was not the choice of any of the women.
  • 5. Jessica was the only woman who had a showing before 8:00 pm.
  • 6. Neither of the men chose the 2005 release which was shown at the earliest time.
  • 7. Barbarella had an earlier showing than The Butler, which was chosen by one of the women.
  • 1. The week opened with the showing of the 1981 release, chosen by Sally.
  • 2. There was a one hour time difference between the Monday showing and the Friday showing.
  • 3. Of Miss Peters' and Mr. Davison's choices, one was shown on the second day, the other on the fourth day.
  • 4. Klute, which showed at 7:25 pm was not the choice of any of the women.
  • 5. Jessica was the only woman who had a showing before 8:00 pm.
  • 6. Neither of the men chose the 2005 release which was shown at the earliest time.
  • 7. Barbarella had an earlier showing than The Butler, which was chosen by one of the women.

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  • Those clues can be marked on the grid without using any other information;
  • After this, you will need to read the clues again and use logic deduction;
  • Click on a clue to mark it as used;
  • The answer table is filled automatically.

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