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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 118, 15 November 1945, Page 2

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Z^lTtS^ nijpp eccentricities, and . situations alive with Is a Perfect Gem of Escapist smart anc i W itty digs below the Entertainment. b^ GARY COOPER "ENGLISH Without TEARS" GARY COOPER "ENGLISH Without TEARS" GARY COOPER "ENGLISH Without TEARS" GARY COOPER "ENGLISH Without TEARS" As with — "CASANOVA BROWN"— Michael WILDING — "CASANOVA BROWN"— Penelope WARD — "CASANOVA BROWN" — — "CASANOVA BROWN"— S™bs°the — "CASANOVA BROWN"— £, "^STT&fncf Playwright TERENCE „ ... ... RATTIGAN, who has many Reunited with successes to his credit—notably TI7DT7CA WTOTr'T.Tf "French Without Tears," "Flarepatb," llLtlHi^A WrUljrll and .. W hile the Sun Shines" frank: morgan anita louise .. PATRICK COLLLNGE JILL ESMOND A Two CltieS ••CASANOYA BROWN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IS COMEDY AT ITS PEAK—SUBTLE AND BOOKING is HEAVY INTELLIGENT, SPONTANEOUS AND SURPRISING. IT EVOKES THAT EXULTANT RESERVE NOW I MOOD OF ANTICIPATION THAT CHALLENGES pLANg Dja 0R TH EATRE. 51-595. 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