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AJIUSEMENTS. LONDON S LAUGHING JET. AND WELLINGTON S HOLDING ITS SIDES. PARAMOUNT - AII-British Instantaneous and Electric Success —no less—of OLD ENGLAND'S GREATEST COMEDY ACTRESS, WITH HER NEW BRAND OF HUMOUR —MAISIE GAY. /I LONDON “DAILY MAIL.” I v uirwYiaOr 121 - The finest individual performZF F l s3^3ance on the talking screen is It? Maisie Gay's “Mrs. ’Arris” in H wigwww WMi " The old Mnn '” KSI g ee h cr w ith: irv CECIL HUMPHREYS ife ANNE GREY D. CLARKE-SMITH. "wiM gWsHrwTr® ra JI kSeI I Ml Rocom. JI R - v Jw I’cnsor X SrA IS \ 1 BSaB for A J KF A\ WK\ IBSfiSI Adults. \ Edgar Wallace’s puzzle play, which, A / /Xf under the title of **LADY ARRANWAY’S SECRET,” was the big hit of 1931 season at WYNDHAM’S |v ' THEATRE, LONDON. Lauglis — Thrills and Mystery, Cunningly Contrived. Special Added Attractions include: NEJMLLE STILES, England's Greatest Society Entertainer. ’ Prices: 1/-, 1/G, 2/-. 2/6 (plus tax). Jlatinees: 1/-, 1/6 and 2/- (Children Half). BOOK AT BRISTOL OR THEATRE (TEL. 51—842). Coming— ' ■ The "Sunshine Susie" Girl ((' RENATE MULLER With George Robey and V Harry Green, in the musicalcomedy boom ' jSjrjißaaijy “MARRY ME” W, Reserve at Bristol.

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