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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 70, 15 December 1932, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. LAST DAY (at 2.15 and 8), and last chance of seeing the Glorious Success. "SUNSHINE SUSIE Paramount All-British COMING TO-MORROW Twise Daily: At 2.15 and 8 p.m. Another world-famous Gainsborough Triumph. “Good as ‘SUNSHINE SUSIE’ undoubtedly is as a Musical-Comedy, 'MICHAEL AND MARY, as a Romance, IS EVEN BETTER.”—"Brisbane Courier." EDNA BEST “London’s best and —— most talented actress.” yffidp ■ I er brilliant l * husband ■W ™ HERBERT MARSHALI 2J witli the original London Cast. IN A. A. MILNE’S SUPREME STORY “MICHAEL AND MARY” is undoubtedly Britain’s most picturesque HB Romance. Gainsborough's screen version has captured all the loveli- M ness and beauty of what was London’s most famous play in 1931. As Un a stage play it registered a phenomenal record at St. James Theatre, Hg London. An attempt was made to secure it for .Australasia, but the Bg distinguished artists of the original cast could not be induced to travel so far. Now, at immense cost, British Dominions Films & Gains- H| borough have reassembled the original east to produce the talking version and so have brought within the reach of New Zealanders an K opportunity too golden to miss, of witnessing one of the most famous stage and screen plays that have entertained mankind. W Be Wise! Book at Bristol or Theatre. Tel. 51 —842. No booking fee. LAST DAY OF “IT’S TOUGH TO BE FAMOUS” and “SINNERS IN THE SUN.” GRAND OPERA HOUSE COMMENCING TO-MORROW—WITH HANDSOME “ CLIVE BROOK And Claudette Gilbert The Screen’s Loveliest Brunette. He stood on the brink of hell . . . heart-weary, lovesick and lonesome ... and watched his wife in the arms of another man. ALSO SCREENING LORETTA YOUNG — NORMAN FOSTER — ALINE MacMAHON in WEEK-END MARRIAGE A Powerful Sequel to “Play Girl” with the Same Two Thrilling Lovers. Box Plans at Bristol and Berkeley (Theatre Phone 54—706.)

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