TULL’S PICTURES
-I.KS MISER ABTd-.5.” •I.es ,\J 1 ser allies” arrives on the ser»s*n as oqe * qf filf.j.or|) - s greiitest fniinirdp; »ill hr siipan by A|r Hull op Friday, (i js niqiipti(} l)y overseas critics to b<* tint' of the major screen achievements of all times. It has been adapted in a series of dramatic crises aimed at the heart, forming apageant of human misery, defeat and triumph. The whole film is a fierce tirade against the social injustice of the author’s day retold in the inatehle„., (iipMJrtfep f,f a liUrfPPt Rifture. The stqry was adapted by W. I*. Cipscqmbe. who wps partauthor qf ‘rOlive of India.” The east includes Frodrie March. Charles hauglitop, Sir Cedric Hardwieko and Uocbella llptHuii. -.Supports ipelude. News, Colour partooii. and K’adio I\V' up*
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Cromwell Argus, Volume LXVIII, Issue 3485, 6 September 1937, Page 5
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