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Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 54, 27 November 1930, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. X Sessions /®*®i AftN fSwaSViavSSfenrtlvzgifen Box Plans at Daily: . the Bristol and LAST DAY OF—DOROTHY MACKAILL And a Great Cast in the Splendid Entertainment: — “STRICTLY MODERN” COMING on FRIDAY LATE SHOPPERS’ SESSION: From 5 to 7 p.m. A GREAT ENGLISH COMEDY TRIUMPH MADE IN U.S.A. Played in London ■with enormous success by Sir Charles Hawtrey, the leader of the English stage, as “Lord Strathpeffer.” Now most admirably reproduced in “talkies” by a Full Cast of distinguished English Actors and Actresses With the Great JOHN BARRYMORE LEADER OF THE AMERICAN STAGE and the MOST VERSATILE OF LIVING ACTORS, in Hawtrey’s Great Role. Barrymore’s acting as “Lord Strathpeffer” stamps him as the Prince .of Ar\\ Comedians! ! ! HlUfa* Something about the wonder cast: — M ~~ w |;i S -'-.W DARCY CORRIGAN 111 y. Irish Actor, University Professor and -II Ambassador. W ALBERT GRAN A IJU The “Sugar Daddy” of “Gold Diggers Imhß o£ Broadway.”—Last in N.Z. with muii AtILJ * UU Nellie Stewart. JSSr JOI DIANA HOPE /z I MiLoB ••t - iMir ' English star picked by Barrymore. WILLIAM AUSTIN a Ttljvir 1U From Drury Lane and Adelphi, I U < W London. WWW-'-- WMW DICK HENDERSON iSWSiMM Great comedian from London Gaitty. ■I * rvs E.MILY FITZROY. BLARSvICI/ Lead for Rignold and Wvbert Revue -kLOSIFA TOUMfi in .Australia. | Dale Fuller, Louise Carver, Yorke Sherwood, Loretta Young. A Warner Bros. Vitapiioue Triumph. BOOK EARLY’—BE WISE!

THREE FULL SESSIONS DAILY: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.in. and 8 p.m. LAST DAY LAST CHANCES OF SEEING The Big Hit Music-Comedy-Singing-Talking-Dancing Romance: — A SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD GORGEOUS RAINBOW SECTIONS IN TECHNICOLOUR! Jack Mulhall — Blanche • Sweet — Alice White JOHN MILJAN -— FORD STERLING NOAH BEERY - Coming FRIDAY .Cgaaff.. The whole Talkie World is Talking! :E3E®a: ffiW, Of What? Why. the s TRANSFORMATION > W.OF OF CLARA BOW! L-, ruinA ® le S* ves Place to the new. The ? hoyden unhoydened—the girl who had \G > zc/iwv/ /jW //I ’’IT.” She has evolved from the / JL i/ /I chrysalis stage and emerges with //v The Perfect Artist! Mini ey Gr S een “ / <”ara Bow had “IT.” Sheets / NOW Gallagher! CLARA BOW HAS EVERYTHING! and w'xT iWflEjs Artistry — Emotional Power — Stuart Erwin Zti 1 I plWf Pathetic Appeal — Dramatic Polish ■ dtfr \ TwJ— — High-class Comedy Finish — JBw I Mirai Broadly Comic Aptitude unimpaired. \ IHI / »l\ and SHB proves it. \ IMiwl* ICT) * n tremen dously human musical- \ 17'( dramatic romance which brims over Jt■PtWßl h rare come( ly> w Love Among the • C 111W W Millionaires < ! V> [Bl .A METAMORPHOSIS. I * \J Jw ■ The only identification mark left of V \j the former Clara is HER BEAUTIin FUL HAIR, and that is dressed in '*•' ■»> jjp an all-new swagger style that has Sitting on top of a mint Sent the New York and London flapfull of pep and personality! peps crazy on imitating it. The gayest comedy romance Everything Splendid! U.day' OS And U CIa S rL n \ hundU ' The I>la - v 3s "SPLENDID of IT ’ GfeThe is SPLENDID ‘ The Songs arc SPLENDID The Cast is SPLENDID f . . - , EVERY PLAYER SPLENDID I ADA MITZI GREEN Splendid V I £1 MITZI GREEN indeed. This amazing child registers a perSpA /7 formance that has astounded even the M S ff fl ft Kf S great Harrison (harshest of critics). k In M A Performance that will stagger Mww YOU for its excellence fits her to RUF y y stand forth and justly claim star l N status side by side with any adult " star actress on the screen. A CHARLES' SELLIN Splendid WlOnV CLAUDE KING Splendid BARBARA BENNETT Splendid « Book Bristol or Theatre, Tel. 28-175. Millionaires-', . . SPLENMD * SKEETS GALLAGHER Splendid STEWART ERWIN comedy roles.

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