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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 73, 23 September 1939, Page 7

■ It's Real .. . Gripping . . .Holding you in Tense Moments I ■ of Horror •«, at others showing a Tender Human Side of I I a Family whose wish to live as you or I is so callously ■ ■ suppressed! I A STORY WOVEN ROUND ■ THE LIFE OF A FAMOUS I ■ JEWISH SURGEON AND ■ HIS FAMILY IN GERMANY. I ■ A CONTINENTAL \ VV^J^^^^^ I ■ film. .^^m\ v v\\y^^ i I An Inside Story of I I .^^J\+S^*?^*^^r^ Nazi Land and a Man I I .^^^^Am^vSiji^^^^ of Medicine, whose only I ■ Crime is HE IS A JEW! I ■ \^^^^^ A Drama that gives you the Most I ■ Vlv'd Story of Tyranny and Persecu- I ■ *'on as *° **c a'mos* unreal I I ■ ff en by a German and produced in Russia I I Wf^^ during the last six months—depicting the Russian I I /late of t/ie N4ZI Regime I I I COMMENCING AT I I GRAND OPERA HOUSE I I FRIDAY NEXT I H - ' I Hr (Recommended by Censor for Adults) '

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