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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 53, 26 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Another Great Programme Commencing To-day! (AFTERNOONS, 2.30.) At (EVENINGS, 8 o’clock.) DE LUXE THEATRE (AND SCREENING UP TO AND INCLUDING TIIURS. DEC. 4.) BRITAIN TO THE FORE AGAIN!—A Two-star Programme of Exceptional Merit.—A more than worthy successor in Quality and Quantity to “LOOSE ENDS” and “NOT SO QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT.” HEADED BY An Epic of the British Secret Service: SARL DERR BIGGERS, famous author of “BEHIND THAT CURTAIN,” presents in “Talkie” form HIS MOST SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL WORK. GIBRALTAR—DESTINY OF EMPIRE! UNTOLD UNTIL NOW—THE GIGANTIC INTRIGUE AIMED AT BRITAIN’S MIGHTY MEDITERRANEAN FORTRESS. AN AMAZING AND THRILLING STORY OF WAR’S WOMEN SPIES AND THE HAZARDOUS ADVENTURE OF ONE IN PARTICULAR! Part of the Brilliant Cast, in addition to Miss Compson and Mr. Ralph Forbes, and the roles they portray, are outlined as under:— GOVERNOR OF GIBRALTAR MONTAGUE LOVE AMAHDI MISCHA AUER CAPPER . IVAN SIMPSON LADY CRANDALL BETTY CARTER MAJOR BISHOP EVAN THOMAS ARCHIE REGINALD SHARLAND SPY SCHOOL CHIEFWILLIAM VON BRINCKEN Second ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY: Another Hilariously Funny All-British Feature Length Comedy-Drama —DECLARED TO BE EVEN MORE LAUGHABLE THAN “NOT SO QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT" .J ! ! Superlatives cannot possibly do justice to—“AMATEUR NIGHT IN LONDON’’ Wherein some of London’s Would-be Stage and “Talkie” Stars are given a Public Audition, with wildly hilarious results! Another straight-from-London Laughter Riot! You’ll never stop laughing when you see and hear “Amateur Night in London”! WITH AN EXCEPTIONALLY TALENTED COMPANY OF BRITISH STAGE AND SCREEN STARS, including such “Headliners” as: BILLY CARYLL, DUNCAN AND GODFREY, THE REGIS TWINS, JESSIE HITTER, HARRY ROGERS, ARCHIE McCAIG, DON , AND LUIS, and the famous PLAZA BOYS. Box Plans at Bristol and Aitken’s.

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