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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 136, 13 June 1927, Page 2

THE QUESTION IN LONDON AND NEW YORK WHEN "VARIETY" STARTLED-THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD WAS: " How many times have you seen " VARIETY "' 1 THE PICTURE THAT STARTLED THE CRITICS, AMAZED THE WORLD, REVOLUTIONISED CINEMA PRODUCTION. "VARIETY" "VARIETY" "VARIETY" "VARIETY" SEE WHAT THE WORLD'S PRESS SAYS: "THE LONDON DAILY MAlL."—"'Variety' is far in advance of any picture jet .made in England or America." •■THE .WESTMINSTER GAZETTE."—"Masterly expositions of film acting-tech-nically the picture is amazing." "THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN."—"The coming of Emil Jannings to the Screen is the coining of a giant." "YORKSHIRE POST."—"A film above the ordinary—because of its distinctly fine technique." "GLASGOW DAILY MAIL."—" 'Variety' is intensely thrilling. This film proves Jannings to be without doubt the greatest actor on the screen." "NEW YORK TIMES."—"The stronges and most inspiring drama that has ever been told." "NEW YORK SUN."—"The finest film oE the last few years." "NEW YORK TRIBUNE."—"Finest of all photoplays." "LOS ANGELES EXAMINER."—"MarveI of Filmcraft." - DIRECTED BY DUPONT (Now at the head of the big new British National Company). PRODUCED BY U.F.A. (The most gigantic organisation in Europe). THIS TITANIC U.F.A. MASTERPIECE IS NOW SCREENING AT THE SPLENDID NEW PARAMOUNT THEATRE How many times have you seen " VARIETY " ? PARAMOUNT THEATRE—" VARIETY "

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