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Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 74, 24 September 1936, Page 3

Read these Genuine London Press Criticisms of TIRY WE GUARANTEE THEIR AUTHENTICITY! "Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers' best offering of the year. To declare that this film must on no account be missed would be an understatement. I would rather urge you to see it twice." —SUNDAY REFEREE. "There are no half-measures about 'Fury.' It is a masterly work, and'you must see it. This is one of the rare recommendations for which I won't take a ■No." —OBSERVER. "Here is the stuff we go to the pictures hoping for and get once in a year, if we're lucky. —DAILY EXPRESS. " 'Fury' is one of those pictures that hit you straight between 'the eyes. Nothing so powerfully dramatic has been ssen on the screen for years." —NEWS OF THE WORLD...' "! know nothing of Fritz Lang who both wrote and directed .'Fury,' except that having seen it I salute him as a genius and a saviour." —SUNDAY CHRONICLE. "I cannot praise Sylvia Sydney too highly—the same goes for Spencer Tracy. 'Fury' is the picture of the year." —SUNDAY TIMES. " 'Fury' is one of the fiercest and most realistic films I have ever seen. It boils with melodrama and grips you as few pictures can do. It plays shuttlecock with the emotions. It is packed from the first scene to the last with rich, red entertainment. The result is an outstanding dramatic achievement, and must be a success wherever it is screened." —PEOPLE. Now — Dare You Miss Seeing FURY? Season Commences TO-MORROW Majestic SESSIONS FRIDAYS—II a.m., 2.15 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. SATURDAYS—2.IS p.m., 8 p.m. MONDAYS to THURSDAYS— M a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Majestic* Telephone 45-100. [Recommended by Censor for Adults) A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture, Associate Items include: ROBERT BENCHLEY . In a Great Comedy Skit: "HOW TO TRAIN A DOG" A Delightful Swing Cartoon in Colour: "THE OLD MILL POND" Majestic News Items, etc.