At Southbridge

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LXII, Issue 18, 7 March 1941, Page 5

At Southbridge

TWO BIG FEATURES

It goes without saying that the topical picture, "The Fall of Sidi Barrani," which is to be screeried at Southbridge Talkies on Saturday night will be followed with intense interest by Ellesmere patrons. It depicts the. opening phases and initial brilliant success of the jepic advance of the British Imperial forces into Libya, driving the Italians before them and capturing stronghold after stronghold.

The other picture of note shows the Little Tough Guys "In Society." They are tough, there is no doubt about that. The story depicts the wild adventures of this band of east side alley kids when they crash their way into the most exclusive circles of high society. Their escapades and unruly adventures are used as part of the cure of the cynical and sophisticated son of a wealthy woman, who is so indifferent to life that he wants to spend the whole day in bed.

The alley boys arrive at the height of a swank lawn party, and then the fun becomes fast and furious.

Quartered in a luxurious suite, the East Side kids have the time of their lives. Buck, uncle of one of the boys, arrives and tries to rob the place. Proving their loyalty to Mrs Berry, the kids balk the burglary and turn Buck over to police. They return to the East Side to accept punishment they had tried to escape. As an unexpected climax to young Randolph's wild experience, he is completely cured, reformed and improved.