TWO BRITISH FEATURES.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20257, 8 June 1931, Page 7

TWO BRITISH FEATURES.

MAJESTIC THEATRE, TO-DAY. ._• . t

Two autitsndinff British feature ftom the studios «t liclMsh International Pictures, will be presented at the Majestic Theatwi io* day. Heading the. attractive pTOgWWffl®, la 'The Man Erom Ohicagfl," ft partjoft' lirly thiiiling production whieh watsd » ■ aenßation when presented in l/»ndon e*riy this year. An all-British oast, Includine Bernard Nedell, Albert Whelan, IWdo Watts, and Joyce .Kennedy, make tliits piptuf? an OuV standinir production in than o°e. The "Daily Mail" sayss ''Aa norformonco is contributed by Bernard Jled®" in the title role, and it la because! of Ms clever and polished characterisation that the ■picture* a. ftuspense and Jntfrbst st® ' maid .throughout, Nedell (B AD to «ha tAlkmg screen, and ihotilf i(t w fnture British talkies." •fhis_ produetioi. «arrlts aa attractive title, ftpd I# thrtlli#*. , matid entertainment. _Th«w two thipgs allied i'te the fact that it is a PrUlsb fllWt wIU ® n " 1 nn ita success everywhwe," . -Leslie Poller, the mimftaMa Comedian of "Not 80 Quiet On The Western International Pictures' . comedies, "Kits "Me Sergeant,"' one of thole- typical British ••Tommy" stories that,are Tesponsihle for much mirth and merriment, AntOJtetlier WO programme is one of outstanding, entertainis exit viUao f and should cyoydtj at the popular Majestic -TbOatja. ffll# box 1 arff tt Tbo. Bristol Piano Company.